The phrase "arranging relocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of organizing or planning a move from one location to another.
Example: "We are currently arranging relocation for our employees who will be transferring to the new office in another city."
Alternatives: "coordinating a move" or "planning a transfer".
"If we stay here for one year, how much radiation would my son be exposed to?" she asked a social worker who was helping arrange relocations.
The US envoy Dan Fried visited the islands last week to arrange the relocation to Palau, which was a UN Trust territory under US administration before becoming independent in 1994.
The judge found that the tigers' owner, Joan Byron-Marasek, had failed to arrange the relocation and that the animals could be moved to a sanctuary near San Antonio.
The RCN has also arranged a relocation package for Ms Malone - about which it has refused to comment - but speculation suggests it includes the use of an appropriately salubrious rented apartment in central London.
Dan Fried, a US diplomat dealing with the closure of Guantánamo, visited last week to arrange the relocation to Palau, which was a United Nations Trust territory under US administration before becoming independent in 1994.
And once you have purchased your dream home, they also help you in your relocation by arranging for packers and movers.
The building's main tenant, MCI Worldcom, vacated last year; the owner, the Reckson Operating Partnership, has said it will arrange for the relocation of the other tenants.
That meant helping about 8 employees and their families, plus about 25 artists and their families arrange visas, raise relocation funds and find new homes and studios in different countries so they could continue to work.
"Our other overriding objective is also to arrange for the relocation of our family business as quickly as possible and to preserve the jobs of those we employ," it read.
