The phrase "arrangements generated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the outcomes or results of a process that creates or organizes something.
Example: "The arrangements generated by the algorithm were both efficient and aesthetically pleasing."
Alternatives: "produced arrangements" or "created arrangements".
The investigation of different synthetic crossing fiber arrangements generated with SimPLI demonstrated that the derived fiber orientations are strongly influenced by the relative mixture of crossing fibers.
Some of the motivation may have rested in the management fees these arrangements generated, particularly since in return for allowing the rapid trading, some customers may have promised to invest more long-term money.
But the arrangements generated frustration among republicans, who said the policing dispute was too important to be caught up in the delays that were likely as long as Mr. Robinson's future as first minister was uncertain.
The reduction in the purchase costs of antiretroviral drugs through discount arrangements generated a saving of €76,389.40/month during the same period.
Southern mapping studies of large repeats (>1,000 bp) in plant organellar genomes have shown that all of the possible genomic arrangements generated by repeat-mediated homologous recombination are present at roughly equal stoichiometry (Palmer 1983; Palmer and Shields 1984; Stein et al. 1986; Klein et al. 1994).
Such arrangements generate near-term revenues, but they may undermine customers' trust over the longer run.
However, applications are getting more complex, with multiple kernels and complex data arrangements, generating overhead while scheduling/managing system resources.
Her research focuses on how novel organizational and institutional arrangements generate economic and social development and the role of innovation in this process.
These companies don't want to open trading facilities to more participants because they prefer that their customers have limited access to bids and offers; such black-box arrangements generate far more profits to dealers than open and transparent markets.
Zucker (1986) describes how certain specific institutional or social structures and arrangements generate trust.
Parallel arrangement generated an area of low UV intensity on TiO2-PET sheets, leaving unconverted intermediates on the sheets.
