The phrase "arrangements in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific types of setups or conditions in various contexts, often in formal or academic writing.
Example: "The study focused on arrangements in which participants were given different levels of support."
Alternatives: "situations where" or "settings in which".
Contractual arrangements in which rewards are tied to performance would be imposed.
What were the social arrangements in which these regularities appeared and in which our moral life was carried out?
Other major domestic carriers have similar arrangements, in which they receive antitrust exemptions for specific route partnerships with foreign competitors.
The firm also devised sophisticated new financing arrangements in which assets were kept off the company's balance sheet.
And it must not enter into arrangements in which third parties agree or are offered considerations to favor certain Microsoft products to the exclusion of non-Microsoft products.
Many of his other interests are licensing arrangements, in which local businessmen real-estate developers, usually—have paid to use the Trump name.
Mr. Brown said that he sees possible parallels with arrangements in which mutual funds have paid brokerage firms for preferential treatment.
The law was originally intended to curb questionable tax arrangements in which corporations bought public land or assets and then leased them back to cities and states.
Before the advent of recording, the dissemination of large-scale works depended partly on arrangements in which one or two pianists took the role of an orchestra.
Among Eskimo in northern Alaska, there was a tradition of creating co-spousal arrangements in which a quartet swapped husbands and wives.
The agency has frowned on arrangements in which makers of name-brand drugs pay off generic manufacturers to keep them from entering the market.
