The phrase "arrangements in the light of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing decisions or plans that are made considering new information or circumstances.
Example: "We will make the necessary arrangements in the light of the recent developments in the project."
Alternatives: "arrangements considering" or "arrangements based on".
They added that they would not be reviewing security arrangements in the light of Australia's report to Acsu, despite recent allegations of underground bookmakers circulating at the World Twenty20 in this country in June.
Many strategies were used to achieve blind ratings, including research workers not being involved in the randomisation process, therapists being required to consider room use and diary arrangements in the light of potential blind breaks, and patients being reminded by assessors not to talk about treatment allocation.
Salford council said it had no option but to withdraw housing benefit payments to the shelter after receiving legal advice that it would be unlawful to continue the arrangement in the light of the court judgment.
In a home affairs select committee discussion in April this year, the head of the Met police, Bernard Hogan-Howas waskedked by Conservative MP Michael Ellis: "Do you think that Olympic security arrangements or diamond jubilee security arrangements need to be reviewed in the light of [Oldfield's Boat Race protest]?
Over the next 18 years, George's arrangement was gradually refined in the light of new research and the discovery of new material, and there were several changes to B. integrifolia 's infraspecific taxa.
In addition, evolution of mitochondrial gene arrangements within Gastropoda was revisited in the light of the new mt genomic data.
I think in the light of the arrangements that I can make, my lawyer will make, anyone who does bring it up is going to be very, very foolish.
The purpose of this article is to analyse the development of biodiversity banking, to evaluate its implementation to date in the light of various institutional arrangements and to summarise the outstanding theoretical and practical problems.
We can, however, show that the present arrangements are likely to represent a least-cost option precisely in the light of their scale, so that rescaling is likely to produce more costly governance arrangements.
The arrangement and connection profiles of the nodes can then be interpreted in the light of communication efficiency.
Any review of new or existing arrangements in light of the excise tax should seek to achieve the desired retention objective.
