The phrase "arranging housing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of organizing or providing accommodations for individuals or groups.
Example: "The organization is focused on arranging housing for displaced families in the area."
Alternatives: "organizing accommodations" or "providing housing solutions."
The budget is about $1 million, with the Globe and the universities splitting the cost and the campuses arranging housing for the actors and crew.
If you're thinking about starting a family, think about your commute when arranging housing, day care, and employment.
Brooke moved to London not long after the birth, staying for a good chunk of the war — arranging housing and other logistics for military officers, scampering underground into the Tube when the bomb sirens went off, gas mask in hand.
She spent the spring and summer arranging house repairs, thinning out my father's bookcases and throwing out the files he collected so lovingly for the book he never finished writing.
The idea was that by arranging houses in low density, semi-pedestrianised precincts, residents would be spared the noise and inconvenience of through traffic, and children could play safely away from the cars.
In addition to appealing to cash-strapped schools, the F-1 enrollment boom has attracted the interest of private businesses: consultants, recruiters, and companies that arrange housing.
They were taken to Staten Island, where Joe Mandarino and the Rotary Club arranged housing for them, eventually setting them up in a condominium near Staten Island University Hospital.
She was relieved that Intrax handled setting up a work visa, which can be hard to obtain in China, and arranged housing in Western-style apartments.
A basement apartment and two apartments on the first floor sustained water damage, and the Red Cross said it would arrange housing for any displaced residents.
"If a student indicates that he wishes us to arrange housing for him, we will make sure that once the student arrives in Eindhoven, housing is ready for him".
Dennis Mulligan, executive director of the Nationalities Service Center, a refugee assistance group in Philadelphia, said he was rushing to arrange housing and psychological trauma services for Haitians who might accompany injured victims.
