The phrase "arrangements increase the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how certain arrangements lead to an increase in something, such as efficiency, productivity, or effectiveness.
Example: "The new seating arrangements increase the overall productivity of the team during meetings."
Alternatives: "arrangements enhance the" or "arrangements boost the".
These multinational cooperative arrangements increase the competiveness of their members.
As mentioned above, combinations of atypical working arrangements increase the risk of precarious working and living conditions.
We therefore analyse whether flexi-time and telehomework arrangements increase the number of actual, contracted, and preferred working hours.
Both hospital-payment arrangements increase the amount of resources going into the health system (with potentially important distributional consequences), yet patient-based/casemix systems seem to do better in translating the additional resources into improved population health.
We suggest that the combination of the relationship between participants and fieldworkers built up during repeated visits and the clear instructions to fieldworkers and distinct questions about marital status, partnership patterns and living arrangements, increases the reliability of reporting about past as well as present marital status.
In simulations, the researchers found that the arrangement increased the involvement levels of all jury members and there was less of a tendency for some people to dominate.
Last April, McDonald's agreed to a similar arrangement, increasing the wages of its tomato pickers to about 77 cents per bucket.
On the other hand, such an arrangement increases the potential of creating a 'group-think' mentality, particularly since a large scope of responsibility is vested in a small number of senior executives," it warns.
This arrangement increased the extracellular electrical resistance to >20 MΩ and facilitated the recording of the time course of the change in extracellular voltage and current during subthreshold and suprathreshold stimuli.
