The phrase "arrangements whose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific types of arrangements that are characterized or defined by certain qualities or attributes.
Example: "We need to discuss the arrangements whose details were finalized last week."
Alternatives: "arrangements that" or "arrangements of which".
These sketches testifyto collapsing arrangements whose underlying edifice is time.
Arrangements whose woozy, watery steel guitar and synthesizer textures want to evoke voluptuous immersions in sun and surf sound diffuse and are contradicted by rigid, overly emphatic drums.
Over a decade ago, Keenan reports, these countries signed a "co-operation agreement on counter-terrorism that effectively joined the two oil-rich sides of the Sahara together in a complex of security arrangements whose architecture is American".
MORGAN has also had to sue to force a group of insurance companies to honor the financial guarantees that the bank obtained to enhance the creditworthiness of another elaborate structured-financing deal it did for Enron, the oft-scrutinized Mahonia arrangements, whose fund-raising architecture included the use of various derivatives.
If the downfall of principalities is the fixed structure of human character, then the failing of republics is a devotion to the perpetuation of institutional arrangements whose time has passed.
The Independent gave Debut a favorable review noting that Björk had "fashioned an amazing array of contrasting arrangements, whose musical diversity never interferes with their clarity of vision".
Perhaps there is an arrangement whose mandate incorporates a few more light bulbs?
It is a fair arrangement whose logic was endorsed by President Bill Clinton.
Under the arrangement, whose financial terms were not disclosed, I.C.B.C. will market and issue cards with an American Express logo.
They partly encircle the centerpiece of the grand tableau, another thousand-bloom arrangement whose domed form makes it look like a burst of fireworks frozen on the spot.
Vera told me that he viewed "early reactive culling" as an arrangement whose only real beneficiaries were humans; as far as the ungulates were concerned, he thought, starving to death was a very peaceful way to go.
