The phrase "arrangements lead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain arrangements or plans result in specific outcomes or consequences.
Example: "The arrangements lead to a successful event that exceeded everyone's expectations."
Alternatives: "plans result in" or "preparations cause".
Will current arrangements lead to desirable biodiversity outcomes, and if not, are there other arrangements that plausibly might do better?
Specifically, such arrangements lead to more reinsurance coverage, higher insurer profits, and lower expected distress in the industry.
Different design Mach number arrangements lead to different aerodynamic properties, and all of them seem to be suitable in the designed speed range.
The main difference of these two architectures is how the distributions of the nano-fillers (carboxylated multiwalled carbon nanotubes, CMWCNTs) through the nanofibers, i.e. the isotropic and anisotropic arrangements, lead to WNFs and H-SNFs, respectively.
This investigation is focused on a conceptual study of the DMFC system carried out in the Matlab/Simulink® platform: the proposed scheme arrangements lead to a simple equipment architecture and a efficient process.
Written, composed, produced, vocal arrangements, lead and background vocals by Michael Jackson Arrangements by Michael Jackson, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis and Dallas Austin Keyboards and synthesizers by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis Lead and rhythm guitars by Slash.
Gabon were scheduled to play Cameroon in Libreville last June, but funeral arrangements led to the game being postponed.
Several songs on Worotan (1996), for instance, featured soul-influenced wind arrangements led by American saxophonist Pee Wee Ellis.
"Weak governance arrangements led to payments that exceeded contractual entitlements, provided poor value for money and put public trust at risk".
(2) Different spatial arrangements led to obviously different effects of sensible heat reduction, with a maximum difference of 14.84 × 108 J/ha.
Network structure was a key consideration at the time, because linkages through derivatives and other risk-sharing arrangements led to heightened systemic risk levels and imposed negative externalities on society.
