The phrase "arrangements that involve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans or setups that include specific elements or participants.
Example: "We need to finalize the arrangements that involve the catering service for the event."
Alternatives: "plans that include" or "setups that incorporate".
The regulations deal with the tax on so-called split-dollar life insurance arrangements, or ownership and premium payment arrangements that involve some kind of cash-value life insurance.
The analysis accounts for high plastic anisotropy and rate sensitivity anisotropy by treating the twin boundary as an internal interface and allowing special slip geometry arrangements that involve soft and hard modes of deformation.
For field research arrangements that involve weekly or monthly supervisory meetings, correction of the data fabrication may not occur until weeks to months after the fabrication has begun.
We constructed several binary hybrids using arrangements that involve some portion of phiC31 integrase, and looked for activity in E. coli and/or HeLa cells with inversion reporter assays.
Mr. Tashi, the caretaker, made out particularly well, having received a modern toilet to replace an arrangement that involved two planks over a trench.
We already know Ukip and the Tory right will denounce as a sellout any transitional arrangement that involves Britain still obeying the European Court of Justice, still paying money to the EU and still accepting freedom of movement.
They also agreed to abandon their effort to exert influence over the organization through an ownership arrangement that involved them holding shares rather than relying on the board of directors to pick top personnel.
This was the first such agreement that China signed with a partner, multilaterally or bilaterally (UNDP 2014c), in a trilateral arrangement that involves aid recipients as the third party.
Under these current circumstances there is little chance Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will feel compelled to agree to any arrangement that involves ceding power.
Such laminar re-arrangement that involves a systematic increase in (apparent) sheet-intersection angles may support wall thickening and apex base shortening, and importantly, remains consistent with the previously suggested 'sliding sheet' hypothesis.
I remember standing with him in the foyer of the restaurant, where there was some kind of ornamental arrangement that involved leaves floating in a tank.
