The phrase "arranging to fix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of organizing or planning to repair something or resolve an issue.
Example: "We are currently arranging to fix the broken equipment in the office next week."
Alternatives: "organizing a repair" or "planning to resolve".
One defendant, Fortunato N. Perri, a senior Traffic Court judge, is accused of arranging to fix tickets referred to him by another defendant, Henry P. Alfano, a Philadelphia businessman who owns an automobile salvage yard and two "gentleman's clubs".
One defendant, Fortunato N. Perri, a senior Traffic Court judge, is accused of arranging to fix tickets referred to him by another defendant, Henry P. Alfano, a Philadelphia businessman who owns an automobile salvage yard and two "gentleman's clubs". Prosecutors said Mr. Alfano supplied Judge Perri with traffic citation numbers, the names of offenders or the actual citations.
"If you knew the right people," David Durk and Ira Silverman wrote in "The Pleasant Avenue Connection," their 1976 exposé, "you could go there at three in the morning and borrow 50,000 dollars in cash or rent a submachine gun or arrange to fix a judge or pick up three kilos of heroin".
He went on to claim that Brooks arranged to fix prices through Lord Camoys Lord Camoys, after he joined the Sotheby's board in 1994.
Make sure stairways have two secure rails and arrange to fix any steps that are uneven or in disrepair.
Some participants had attempted to fix machine problems themselves, instead of waiting for the technician to visit or arranging to dialyse in-centre.
Mr. Gravano has admitted fixing one of Mr. Gotti's numerous trials by arranging to pay off a juror.
Flores said the apartment manager would not arrange to have it fixed promptly, so she hired workmen to board up the gaping hole that night.
Some Israeli analysts suggested cynically that the Naftali family, the company's majority owners, had arranged the announcement to fix a steep price on the company in anticipation of a government compensation package after a peace pact.
Her brain struggles to keep pace with an unrelenting gusher of correspondence, meetings needing to be arranged, travel emergencies to fix.
The newspaper said the private work included "four floor polishings in a single month," ordering a crane to install bars on the Netanyahus' private apartment's windows, and arranging for an electrician to fix Mr. Netanyahu's exercise machine.
