The phrase "arrangements negotiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to agreements or plans that have been discussed and settled upon between parties.
Example: "The arrangements negotiated between the two companies will lead to a successful partnership."
Alternatives: "deals made" or "agreements reached".
"The arrangements negotiated with Egypt led to an immediate cessation of hostile activities," Mr. Regev said.
There are currently only two models to achieve this – the arrangements negotiated by Norway and Switzerland.
The officials said the agents will operate under tighter security arrangements negotiated between Yemen and the State Department.
U.S. officials insisted that there was, pointing to a spacious area sectioned off for the media and citing arrangements negotiated long in advance.
If we add up all of the IMF's commitments under the 16 standby arrangements negotiated since the crisis intensified last year, the total is less than $46bn.
That's why the arrangements negotiated by David Cameron to make welfare entitlements for EU nationals more conditional in Britain are being viewed enviously by other member state governments.
The one-country, two-systems arrangement negotiated by Margaret Thatcher promised free elections and a democratic Hong Kong.
The musicians and dancers have already agreed to a revenue-sharing arrangement negotiated by Ms. Brown's predecessor, Ken Tabachnick.
But the arrangement, negotiated for more than a year and chosen over several alternatives, has come at a price.
He claimed the arrangement negotiated with the EU's Michel Barnier, amounted to a "hybrid of the EU customs union and single market obligations".
That arrangement, negotiated when Democrats still controlled the Senate and Mr. Dodd ran the committee, was this: Mr. Lott would back Smith and Bruce if Mr. Dodd backed Eastland.
