The phrase "arrangements of the scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or structure of a particular plan or system.
Example: "The arrangements of the scheme were carefully designed to ensure efficiency and clarity in the process."
Alternatives: "organization of the plan" or "structure of the scheme".
Costs of organisational arrangements of the early discharge scheme will also be included.
The naltrexone implants used for management of heroin dependence were manufactured by 'Go Medical' industries in Perth, Western Australia, under Commonwealth of Australia Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) conditions and administered under the compassionate access arrangements of the Special Access Scheme authorised by the TGA as described elsewhere.
Its results form a basis for the targeted regulating of the efficiency of physicochemical processes involved and the arrangement of the practical scheme of equipment with required output characteristics.
Figure 4 shows a possible arrangement of the LH scheme's bitstream structure where the GOP (group of pictures) size is 2. For the sake of simplicity, P frame contains no intra-MB in Figures 4, 6, and 7, although intra-MBs are allowed in P frames depending on the R-D performance.
These arrangements make the administration of the scheme difficult due to complex ordering and reimbursement processes, difficulties in maintaining supply and storage, as well as the challenges of making the supplements available for families.
That meant that the drug, called Epanutin, was no longer sold as a Pfizer drug, and any profits from sales would no longer count towards the total amount Pfizer is allowed to earn in a year from the NHS, which is capped under the complicated arrangements of the pharmaceutical price regulation scheme (PPRS).
Regarding implementation, the focus is on institutional arrangements to manage the scheme; the types of conditionalities to pay benefits that need to be considered and enforcement mechanisms; and mechanisms to contract and pay providers of services.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Simplified schemes of arrangements of the platforms and tracks at the HSR station.
Shore and Cornwallis disagreed on the term of the scheme, with Shore arguing for a ten-year time limit on the arrangement, while Cornwallis argued for a truly permanent scheme.
However, none of the schemes had any arrangements to waive or subsidise contributions for the poorest groups, although it was reported, that CBHIs had different packages to care for people of different socio-economic status: a package costing KES 2,300 per year (approximately US$28.88) and another costing KES 500 (US$6.33).
