The phrase "arranging power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the organization or structuring of authority, influence, or control.
Example: "The committee is focused on arranging power among the various stakeholders to ensure a balanced decision-making process."
Alternatives: "organizing authority" or "structuring influence".
The Algerian regime was even suspected of arranging power cuts to stop people watching certain programmes.
The tricks, which were given sinister names like "Death Star", included arranging power sales to flow in opposite directions so that Enron could collect the fees for moving electricity without actually doing it.
Matters such as wills, probate issues, land registry, setting up trusts and arranging power of attorney do not need to be dealt with by a registered solicitor, but most people, baffled by the language will pay hefty sums to have their affairs sorted by a professional.
Most of the support on offer was signposting to services for practical help; adaptations to the house via social services, council tax rebates, arranging power of attorney.
That has led the organization that arranges power sales in the state to order that companies selling power in New York City have enough generating capacity within its borders to meet 80percentt of their load, a criterion that the Power Authority does not now meet.
The late Norodom Sihanouk helped broker an end to civil war in 1991 and arrange power-sharing agreements after the 1993 and 2003 elections.
The proposed system provides and manages a smart home energy requirement by installing renewable energy; and scheduling and arranging the power flow during peak and off-peak period.
How to arrange state power?
When the energy fails to flow, it suggests, perhaps, that the state did not arrange its power plants too well.
He arranges "The Power and the Story" with a textbook format and illustrates each point with relevant but flat and unsurprising evidence.
Or, consider a low-end pre-assembled computer from a major manufacturer: they often have air ducts arranged and power supplies, heatsinks and fans selected to do just enough for the particular components they use, very quietly.
