The phrase "arrangements were largely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree to which arrangements were made or organized, often implying that they were significant but not entirely complete.
Example: "The arrangements were largely successful, leading to a well-organized event that exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "arrangements were mostly" or "arrangements were primarily".
The Conservative-Lib Dem coalition told the Silk Commission, which is looking at the scope of the Welsh assembly's powers, that arrangements were largely satisfactory.
At first defence arrangements were largely static and focused on the coastline (the coastal crust) and, in a classic example of defence in depth, on a series of inland anti-tank 'stop' lines.
The arrangements are largely acoustic; it's Mr. Keita unplugged and often reflective, but also letting loose some light-fingered propulsion.
Its submission to the second part of the Silk Commission looking at the scope of the assembly's powers says arrangements are largely satisfactory.
The arrangement is largely invisible to American troops who patrol the towns, the insurgents said in interviews.
Their arrangement is largely unaffected by the presence of lungs, except that the gills may be reduced and the arteries may pass straight through without intervening capillaries.
The optical disadvantages of this arrangement are largely overcome by the development of the fovea centralis, a localized region of the retina, close to the optic axis of the eye, where the inner layers of the retina are absent.
In the clutter, Mr. Williams can spot what a customer is looking for in seconds — the arrangement is largely in his brain, though he relies on a computer for backup.
That arrangement was largely tolerated while the chaebol spearheaded rapid growth in the South Korean economy – Asia's fourth-biggest – but the rising income gap, youth unemployment and high-profile problems affecting Samsung and other major companies, means voters' patience is wearing dangerously thin.
Sequence stratigraphy seeks to predict the depositional architecture of sediments based on the principle that their superposition and lateral arrangement are largely determined by the rate at which accommodation is made below depositional base level relative to the supply rate of sediments.
The question these days is how hard it is trying.When Pakistan was founded as a Muslim state at the partition of British India in 1947, the colonial border arrangements were left largely unchanged.
