The phrase "arrangements take effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the initiation or implementation of plans, agreements, or policies.
Example: "The new arrangements take effect starting next month, ensuring a smoother workflow for all departments."
Alternatives: "arrangements come into force" or "arrangements are activated".
Speaking about the new working arrangements taking effect in April, an FBU spokesman said there were plans for a cut from 28 to 14. "We currently work two nine-hour shifts, two 15-hour night shifts and then we have four days off.
The European Commission claimed that the new arrangement would take effect before the summer holidays.
"The university faces a funding shortfall of 3.2 million dollars as a result of new funding arrangements from the state government to take effect from the new year," Paul Lefebvre, vice president for people and culture at the university, said in an e-mailed statement.
But the smuggler making his arrangements assured him that the new policy would not take effect until Aug. 14, and that he would not risk being transferred to Papua New Guinea as long as he landed on Christmas Island before then.
Where the arrangements reduce tax rates for the other partners, the rules take effect from 5 December, 2013; in other cases they will take effect from 6 April, 2014.
When GATT was concluded by 23 countries at Geneva, in 1947 (to take effect on Jan . 1 , 1948 it was considered an interim arrangement pending the formation of a United Nations agency to supersede it.
Should administration take effect, the club is proposing a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
But the abolition will not take effect until a later bill providing the details of the arrangements to replace the commission.
The Union Constitution will take effect after ratification by all EU Member States pursuant to their own constitutional arrangements.
Both suspensions take effect Jan . 1
