The phrase "arrangements will result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or consequences of specific plans or actions.
Example: "If we follow through with the proposed changes, the arrangements will result in a more efficient workflow."
Alternatives: "arrangements will lead to" or "arrangements will cause".
However, a reversal of the current suspension will not be possible until exporting countries can demonstrate that their new arrangements will result in sustainable populations of sturgeon.
"Forecasting how all these factors will add up over the period is complex; we anticipate that the new arrangements will result in flat cash funding for BBC services over the first five years of the next charter period.
Certain other arrangements will result in the proposed difference test being unduly conservative.
"This arrangement will result in stronger competition in the rapidly growing market for broadband services, and will provide consumers, national enterprises and other businesses, educators and public safety agencies greater choice and faster access to a revolutionary mobile broadband technology," said Sprint Nextel Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Gary Forsee.
And, if you carry on with the current arrangement, the pressures within the system will result in raising the figure above £9,000.
Many defendants agreed to arrangements that will result in their charges being dismissed if they are not arrested within six months.
We believe a combination of treatments in a patchy arrangement across the landscape will result in the highest diversity and density.
We are hoping that they will result in an arrangement that will allow him to go back to his wife and son," Robinson said.
16 PM A growing risk of criminality and terrorism will result in strict security arrangements at all main public transport stations.
2.3 1.0 7.1 Not likely 16 PM A growing risk of criminality and terrorism will result in strict security arrangements at all main public transport stations.
0.745 A growing risk of criminality and terrorism will result in strong security arrangements at all the main public transport stations.
