The phrase "arrangements set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to plans or preparations that have been established or finalized.
Example: "After weeks of planning, the arrangements set for the wedding are finally complete."
Alternatives: "plans established" or "preparations finalized".
The works will be arranged in two large galleries with floral arrangements set on pedestals creating a garden-like atmosphere.
Those companies have special royalty arrangements set to expire in 2015.
The table is simply laid with white linen, silver cutlery and small wildflower arrangements set in a clearing beneath a fruit tree festooned with hanging lights.
Was it the unwillingness of a new secretary of state to be tied down by arrangements set out by a predecessor?
Under arrangements set to be enacted next year, the E.U. executive will be mandated to review euro-zone members' budget plans long before they go to national parliaments, to recommend changes and issue public warnings.
The arrangements, set out by China's party-controlled parliament, the National People's Congress, were needed because of a pledge to grant the territory a "high degree of autonomy" and eventually "universal suffrage" when it took over from Britain in 1997.
I recommend that the Secretariat be requested to prepare a comprehensive but much simplified framework for support cost arrangements, setting out the purpose to be achieved through a limited number of such schemes to be applied in a straightforward manner.
The Senate, unable to agree on such an arrangement, set aside the bill.
This arrangement set the pattern for government in the Muslim world after the Ottoman empire fell.
As you'd expect, this arrangement set 16,000 gadges and radges tanning their various ways to Barcelona, a journey immortalised more sedately in song by David MacIntosh and Eric Carswell.
But the young woman Simran, played by actress Kajol, is to be married to a family friend in India, an arrangement set up by her strict father.
