The phrase "arrangements for effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or preparations aimed at achieving effectiveness in a particular context or situation.
Example: "We need to make arrangements for effective communication during the project to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "plans for efficient" or "preparations for successful".
The study is carried out under the motivation of knowing that modeling daily trips for available transportation modes will facilitate the arrangement for effective public infrastructure investments and the cited papers in the literature did not make use of and handle any comparison with GRNN method.
As a result of modelling, a suitable reaction system and design of experimental arrangement for the effective production of atomic iodine in laser conditions were found.
"GE has a special arrangement;for now".
Some arrangements are considered necessary for effective self-management.
The need for effective organisational arrangements is suggested in various academic fields (e.g. economics, business administration, management, and public health sciences) [ 16, 33- 36].
"Australia needs effective arrangements for funding schools across all levels of government— arrangements that ensure resources are being provided where they are needed," the review said.
Surely, effective arrangements for clearing and settlement and other restrictions in the now enormous market for derivatives should be agreed to as part of the present reform program.
What matters is reducing the likelihood of serious criminals entering the UK by sharing data and intelligence across the EU and having effective arrangements for returning them swiftly if they do get through.
"[James] Ewins will examine whether the arrangements for these visas are effective in protecting potential victims from abuse and if there is evidence that the terms of the visa have led to the trafficking or slavery of domestic workers".
The government says it has introduced "quicker and more effective arrangements for transferring the most seriously ill prisoners to appropriate NHS facilities" and claims that, on average, at any one time there are only 40 prisoners waiting longer than the target of three months to be transferred to a secure mental hospital.
