The phrase "arrangements for promoting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans or strategies aimed at increasing awareness or support for something, such as a product, event, or cause.
Example: "We are making arrangements for promoting the new product launch next month."
Alternatives: "plans for advertising" or "strategies for enhancing visibility".
The BBC agreement does, however, place a duty on the BBC executive board to make arrangements for promoting the equality of opportunity between men and women.
From a policy perspective, it is important to build into national programmes improved arrangements for promoting awareness of the services and incentives on offer, together with careful monitoring of differential access and outcome of initiatives.
Thus, he argues that generally a system of private property is the best arrangement for promoting the eternal consciousness in society as a whole.
Some governance arrangements might have similar dimensions of interactions; examples of these are governance arrangements in sustainable palm oil overlapping with drivers for promoting practices in addressing the social and environmental impacts of oil palm plantation expansion.
Besides such legal arrangements, the government still needs to have the transmission system ameliorated, bureaucratic studies coordinated, and incentives for promoting wind energy resolved.
While describing such arrangements, the drug companies, doctors and insurers did not divulge who received how much for promoting a specific drug, nor did they provide details of individual marketing campaigns.
Cocaine is notorious for promoting violence.
So much for promoting financial stability.
The Internet is useful for promoting movies.
"GE has a special arrangement;for now".
Its development and preservation require (a) friendships in which individuals desire the good of others for others' own sakes and (b) political and economic arrangements that promote the conditions under which self-love and friendship flourish.
