The phrase "arrangements to some" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to specific arrangements that are relevant or applicable to certain individuals or groups.
Example: "The arrangements to some were made in advance, ensuring that everyone had what they needed for the event."
Alternatives: "arrangements for certain individuals" or "arrangements for some people".
Economists have long recognized the attractions of flexible working arrangements to some segments of the labor force.
The young Swedish entrepreneurs who powered the country's IT boom in the 1990s shook up these cosy arrangements to some extent, but much of that change proved ephemeral when the bubble burst.
But even a genius needs something to work with, and on this second collaboration with the reformed Take That Shanks is dealing with fluff and nonsense (and Gary Barlow and Mark Owen), reduced to applying his trademark power-ballad arrangements to some of the worst lyrics ever written.
So when I heard that Jack White had been working with Bob Dylan on the arrangements to some lost Hank Williams lyrics, I thought of the number of bands over the past two years that have been inspired by country music.
As well as working with Graham Massey, Björk wanted to work with jazz musicians and contacted Oliver Lake and Corky Hale to record jazz arrangements to some of the songs.
However, the appeals court is making arrangements to hold some oral arguments during the week at the headquarters of the City Bar Association, 42 West 44th Street.
After class, Hopkins chatted amiably with the students and made arrangements to meet some later.
Mark Schone of Newsday wrote that ""No Me Queda Más", "... uses lush string arrangements to mask some very Mexican trumpets that might alienate the East Coast's Caribbean-Latino bedrock".
A number of film and television composers, still living, have already made arrangements to place some of their manuscripts at UCLA, among them Henry Mancini, Nat Farber, Paul Chihara and Miklos Rozsa.
Under the United Kingdom's complex arrangements to devolve some powers to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, legislation generated in London to set off an EU divorce would have to gain consent from the three devolved parliaments, according to a report by the House of Lords' European Union Committee.
Hence, repeated attempts and arrangements to interview some women were fruitless.
