The phrase "arrangements succeeded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that plans or preparations have been successfully completed or achieved.
Example: "After weeks of planning, I am pleased to announce that all arrangements succeeded for the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "plans were successful" or "preparations were effective".
For any institutional arrangement or legal adjudication system, a theorist can ask how well this arrangement succeeds in its pursuit of truth.
Based on a worldwide database of CPR groups, Ostrom proposed a set of principles that broadly captured the essential aspects of the institutional arrangements that succeeded, as contrasted to groups whose efforts failed.
Gauri tried for several weeks to persuade Chrisye to commit to the concert, and following Chrisye's introduction to Erwin Gutawa, who was scheduled to handle the arrangements, Jay Subyakto succeeded in convincing him that it might be the last chance to revive his career.
And perhaps this arrangement has succeeded too well.
This arrangement was succeeded in 1906 by an Anglo-French condominium, under which resident commissioners in the capital, Port-Vila, retained responsibility over their own nationals and jointly ruled the indigenous people.
Pioneered by China's late leader Deng Xiaoping, this institutional arrangement has succeeded in ensuring an orderly transition of power over the past three decades.
Mr. Sundaresan said that for a new market arrangement to succeed, it would have to create a clearinghouse to track swaps trading, and daily requirements to post collateral, so that a huge counterparty would not suddenly find itself having to come up with billions of dollars overnight, the way A.I.G. did.
Despite the 'considerable international scepticism' about whether the political arrangement could succeed [ 19], since the swearing-in of the transitional government, donors have committed substantial amounts of aid returning it to a level last seen in the early 1990s.
Moreover, Darwinian evolutionism suggests (ii) that "the arrangements which do succeed in establishing and perpetuating themselves will as a general tendency manage to have done so because they represent actual improvements in one way or another.
Although Switzerland negotiated a special arrangement in 1972 with the European Economic Community (later succeeded by the European Union [EU]), it has remained outside the EU, preferring instead membership in the more limited European Free Trade Association EFTAA).
