The phrase "arrangements for young" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing plans or provisions made for young people, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The community center is making arrangements for young participants to engage in various activities over the summer."
Alternatives: "provisions for youth" or "plans for young people."
We are reviewing future arrangements for young adult offenders in light of the wider concerns raised by the inspectorate".
In certain branches of industry, arrangements for young people's vocational education have been specified in collective agreements.
Turner is among the roughly 400,000 Chicago public school students contending with a strike that has stretched on for four days –- albeit with signs of agreement emerging late Thursday -- forcing families to make alternate arrangements for young people during traditional school hours.
The attractions of this arrangement for young African players are obvious, particularly when they come from impoverished countries that lack a clear national identity in football terms, or are held back by a corrupt national federation in the country of their birth.
He played piano on Mr. Young's albums "Tonight's the Night" and "Time Fades Away" and wrote arrangements for Mr. Young's 1972 album, "Harvest," and his 1992 album, "Harvest Moon".
These participants had easy access to school counsellors, who in turn, made arrangements for the young people to get time off school, if necessary, to attend the youth service.
Yesterday, as relatives gathered in the narrow apartment where hours earlier she cradled her dying child, Ms. Ghunney rocked back and forth slowly on her sofa and began making funeral arrangements for the youngest of her six children.
In a statement, Basildon Hospital told the BBC it had made improvements to the care of people with learning disabilities and has now, finally, put transition arrangements in place for young people moving to adult services.
It is perhaps not an ideal arrangement for a young, single man.
A sampling of six, chosen from dozens, illustrates the tendentious readings of Kass: The "institution of stable domestic arrangements for rearing the young depends on some form of man's rule over woman".
Such tertiary care hospitals have much better arrangements for diagnosing very young children with TB.
