The phrase "arranging time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of scheduling or organizing a specific time for an event or meeting.
Example: "We need to focus on arranging time for our next team meeting to ensure everyone can attend."
Alternatives: "scheduling time" or "setting a time".
I was arranging time to see the kids and referenced the fact that [the marriage] was over, but it was translated as me finishing our relationship by fax".
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Depending on who's traveling, arranging time off from work and child care may be difficult.
While traditional involvement behaviors such as helping with homework and volunteering at the school have some effect, parents' high expectations, positive attitudes toward education, and supportive home environments (e.g., arranging time and place for homework) make the biggest difference.
Soon after arranging time in Vulpis' studio in the months that followed, SGBand were selling their extended plays Words and Red and Blue (both 2005) at gigs around New York while becoming a local fixture of the downtown Lower East Side club scene.
This might also suggest that the employed found it more difficult to attend the various stages of the assessment process because of difficulties in arranging time off work.
Arranging times when all peers could attend was often difficult.
Arranging times for the guideline development group to meet was a major barrier to guideline development.
For example, the faculty head reported that undergraduates' schedules presented logistical challenges for arranging times for lab meetings.
Contacted by e-mail, Mr. Capone called a reporter at an arranged time.
Teams meet weekly with clinicians at the hospitals at arranged time.
