The phrase "arranging appointment" is not correct as it is missing an article.
It should be "arranging an appointment." You can use it when discussing the process of setting up a meeting or consultation with someone.
Example: "I am currently arranging an appointment with the doctor for next week."
Alternatives: "scheduling an appointment" or "setting up an appointment."
A larger surgery like Dr Gor's, which has seven doctors, finds it easier to handle the work of arranging appointments.
They can help entrepreneurs to find local business partners through arranging appointments, ensuring credibility, or producing commercial guides listing the best sales prospects.
Arranging appointments, researching new treatments, and filing insurance paperwork are just a few of the things patients and their loved ones have to manage every day.
That came out in English as this: "This morning has been working a little bit and arranging appointments to see my friends this afternoon".
After defeating Sin, Yuna initially retired to a quiet life on the island of Besaid, arranging appointments daily with the citizens of Spira.
In Austria, patients can freely choose their GP and usually visit the surgery without arranging appointments.
Dissatisfaction among patients highlighted challenges for delivering the PIC service, such as rushed appointments, overbooked clinics, and problems arranging appointments around early morning routines [ 14].
The mix of urban areas and rural settlements presented logistical challenges in terms of tracking participants, arranging appointments, and completing face-to-face interviews.
In all cases, the closest caring relative of the patient will be asked to give assent to support the trial procedures by filling in forms and arranging appointments.
He believed he had to navigate the system himself and received very little assistance with arranging appointments or making sure that needed information was available to the right person when needed.
