The phrase "arrangements for ensuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or measures taken to guarantee a certain outcome or condition.
Example: "The committee made arrangements for ensuring the safety of all participants during the event."
Alternatives: "plans to guarantee" or "measures to secure".
The eurozone itself had been working on new arrangements for ensuring individual members of the eurozone managed their public finances responsibly.
Compromises were struck in several areas, including the treatment of carbon sinks, which will now be more generous than originally envisaged, and the arrangements for ensuring compliance.
The document claims that "facilitative arrangements and technologies will also be considered in developing any alternative arrangements for ensuring the absence of a hard border on the island of Ireland on a permanent footing".
An international survey conducted in the U.S. shows only 29% of physicians indicated their practices made arrangements for ensuring after-hours care for patients, other than automated phone referral to the emergency department.
This agreement constitutes a policy arrangement for ensuring sustainable carnivore populations and sustaining active and viable pastoral communities.
We particularly thank the General Chairs of the event, Paulo Ferreira and Luis Veiga, for their help with local arrangements and for ensuring everything went smoothly on the day.
Long before election day, more attention needs to be paid to ensuring that laws and technical arrangements for counting ensure maximum transparency, in order to pre-empt any attempt at fraud.
The manager, with support from central administrative offices identified below, is responsible for evaluating the impact of the proposed arrangement on programmatic need and performance management objectives and for ensuring that the arrangement is in compliance with local laws and University information security and privacy requirements.
For the states to feel assured of the returns of treating their interests as indivisible, multilateral arrangements tend to incorporate some mechanism for ensuring that countries act in accordance with the expected norms.
The very popular arrangement of ensuring peace of mind for our future by nearly eliminating it from the present tense is very often a self-sabotaging scenario.
Despite that, the IPT deems GCHQ-NSA data-sharing processes legal since December, on the grounds that another court case brought against the U.K. spy agency allowed for "adequate signposting" of the secret policies governing how data flows between international spy agencies, and for "adequate arrangements" to ensure legal compliance.
