The phrase "arrangements may also" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing additional options or possibilities related to arrangements in a given context.
Example: "In addition to the standard procedures, arrangements may also be made for special accommodations during the event."
Alternatives: "arrangements might also" or "arrangements can also".
Individual employees considering requesting a Flexible Job arrangement may also consult with their HRO for guidance on requesting Job Flexibility.
And though Facebook's controlling shares may have helped set the stage for its stumbles, the arrangement may also have helped the company respond.
Variation in genome content is thought to be a key factor in the evolution of bacteria and variation in genome arrangement may also improve the fitness of the bacteria (Silby et al. [2011a, b]).
The structure of a plant, its branching and leaf arrangement may also be evolved to reduce herbivore impact.
This arrangement may also lend itself to more money-related issues between the parents and children, thereby causing tension between the family members.
The four electrode arrangement may also attenuate significant differences between channels, especially if currents are shunted away from current sensing electrodes towards an adjacent low-impedance pathway or if the segments between the current and measuring electrodes have high impedances (zone of negative sensitivity) [36].
This type of living arrangement may also explain the low proportions of having support from a spouse.
This arrangement may also allow enhancer sharing and promoter competition between the vertebrate Hox genes, providing an additional layer of regulatory control [ 8].
Such an arrangement may also lead to tighter substrate binding, which could contribute to the overall enhancements in catalytic rates of the oxidative half reaction observed in stopped-flow experiments.
It is essential to recognize, if that community orientation is inconsistent (Peterson 1988) then entrepreneurial accomplishment may not only be compatible with diverse social arrangements but may also benefit from the integration of specific cultural values and norms (Basu and Altinay 2002).
