The phrase "arrangements will include" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when outlining or specifying the components or elements of a plan or event.
Example: "The arrangements will include transportation, accommodation, and meals for all participants."
Alternatives: "plans will consist of" or "preparations will feature".
Her show, "By Special Arrangement," will include a song or two from the new musical...
Finally, the paper advocates taking the "hydrosocial cycle" as an analytical framework for designing new institutional arrangements that will include both rectifying the legacy of the past (the specific role of DWA) and acknowledging legitimate local interests.
As Judge G explains, "After a plaintiff pays the lawsuit fee, the schedule table that identifies case and trial date arrangement then will include it".
Briefly, all classes of the company's 75,000 wage-earners are to be given a week's vacation after three years' service, an arrangement which will include 75 per cent of the workers.
The arrangements will probably include a viewing of the body on Thursday and a funeral on Friday at the Prudential Center, according to the person, who insisted on anonymity because the plans were still preliminary.
The new system will commence from 1 January but the government will include arrangements for the 144,000 current VET Fee-Help students to opt to be "grandfathered" through to the end of 2017.
The company already supports 'roaming' to the U.S. with Lyft, and once it has a similar arrangement with Didi — which will include in-app translation — then the service and Alipay support will have a lot more potential for Chinese travelers.
The program, "Artie Shaw and Woody Herman: A New Look," with works by Sigmund Romberg, Hoagy Carmichael and George Gershwin, among others, will include new arrangements of Shaw's "Back Bay Shuffle" and Herman's "Woodchopper's Ball".
Open-air concerts called The Flow of Inspiration (Sat 2.40pm, Sun 11.40am) at the Lodore waterfall will include an arrangement of Robert Southey's 1820 poem Cataract of Lodore.
