The phrase "arrangements that generate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans, setups, or systems that produce a specific outcome or result.
Example: "We need to create arrangements that generate positive feedback from our clients to improve our services."
Alternatives: "configurations that produce" or "setups that create".
The indictment accuses the firm of setting up an illegal "tie-in" arrangement that generated artificial demand in the two securities.
Helix α5 emerges from the top of the rat GTPase domain mimicking the position of BDLP helix 12, and after kinking runs along helix αA to form a trimeric arrangement that generates an exposed hydrophobic groove (Niemann et al., 2001; Reubold et al., 2005).
Second, I introduce the concept of "campization" in order to explain the underlying processes that generate the socio-spatial arrangements of accommodation infrastructures.
The third chromosome of D. pseudoobscura is highly polymorphic for different gene arrangements that were generated through a series of >30 overlapping paracentric inversion mutations.
FGFR3 transforming acid coiled coil 3 (TACC3) fusions resulting from 4p16.3 re-arrangements and a t(4 7) that generates a FGFR3-BAI1-associated protein 2-like 1 (BAIAP2L1) fusion were identified in 4 of 43 bladder tumour cell lines and 2 of 32 selected tissue samples including the tumour from which one of the cell lines was derived.
In this work we present an algorithm that generates n−4 best connected rectangular arrangements so that the proposed solutions can be further used by architects for their designs.
In particular, Pogge has emphasized recently that the baseline with which his analysis proceeds is one of a reasonable alternative set of arrangements that would not generate this massive human rights deficit.
Such an arrangement binds the motile body of the animal into a unified dynamic whole that is sensitive to the ongoing dynamical contraction changes across this body and influencing the processes that generate and maintain these same patterns.
But to do so they have paid negligible interest to depositors and lent money at steep rates -- an arrangement that has generated a lot of profits now but could erode with the first stirrings of competition.
Second, evolutionary psychology generates many novel hypotheses about the evolution of specific organizational arrangements that cannot be easily generated by other more proximal theories.
