The phrase "arrangements stipulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where specific agreements or conditions have been set forth, often in legal or formal documents.
Example: "The contract outlines the arrangements stipulated for the delivery of goods and services."
Alternatives: "specified arrangements" or "conditions outlined".
But at Standing Rock, more than 300 miles southwest of here, a past tribal chairman was deeply opposed, and a new chairman brought no clear answer, noting in a letter to state officials this fall that he would prefer an "open dialogue as opposed to a stipulated arrangement under deadline".
"It means we are implementing the peace agreement as stipulated".
Precisely stipulated colours and pattern arrangements of five-clawed dragons and clouds, waves, and mountains were specified for the chaofu of emperors, princes, nobles, and officials; the emperor's lofty rank was clearly identified by the bright yellow of his robe and the 12 imperial symbols emblazoned on it.
Falcao was clear that he wanted to be at Old Trafford for "many seasons", rather than just the one stipulated in his loan arrangement from Monaco, and there were reassuring words about his left knee, half a dozen games into his comeback from the ruptured ligaments that kept him out of the World Cup.
Using CVD grown CNT arrays, Ryu et al. [205] reported emission currents of up to 90 mA (emitted area not stipulated) in a diode configuration, although in a gate-controlled triode arrangement, the beam currents were substantially reduced.
A treatment plan, which stipulated proton beam therapy and chemotherapy, was agreed for Ashya by the court, which left the NHS no alternative but to agree to pay under the S2 reciprocal funding arrangements between European Union member states.
Expect a quick stipulated dismissal.
Further stipulated: No "Jerusalem" here.
