The phrase "artificial arrangement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setup or organization that is not natural or organic, often implying that it has been created or manipulated by human intervention.
Example: "The artificial arrangement of the flowers in the vase gave the room a unique, modern aesthetic."
Alternatives: "man-made configuration" or "synthetic setup."
This, however, is an artificial arrangement uniting groups for which evolutionary relationships to other rodents are unknown.
The court noted that having an intention to obtain tax relief should not, in itself, lead the tax authorities to conclude that a subsidiary established elsewhere in the EU was an artificial arrangement.
It is likely that any endeavor to achieve such a group would either (1) compromise the diversity of its members, or (2) perhaps even further polarize students on campus, if they objected to such an artificial arrangement.
Through this sort of artificial arrangement, the pyruvate binding site is generated that would not be present in solution [10], This allowed us to solve the structure of OcDH/NADH-pyruvate which in solution is not observed.
A Starbucks coffee roasting division used "artificial" arrangements to slash profits in the Netherlands – and therefore pay low tax.
This will reduce the appetite for artificial arrangements: only the brave or foolhardy will take the risk.
This is because of a mistaken perception of privacy, which should only be due to individuals and not artificial arrangements created by law, which trusts are.
We do not use artificial arrangements, but do seek to claim available reliefs and allowances where applicable such that we pay the right tax at the right time.
"Moondagger" (Ghostly International), the first Deastro album with a full band after several self-recorded odds-and-ends releases, is redolent of 1980s bands (Alphaville, Erasure, early Depeche Mode) whose lyrical earnestness was somehow enhanced by frosty, forceful, artificial arrangements.
He added: "We will continue to challenge artificial arrangements such as this in the interests of the vast majority of businesses and people who choose to play by the rules".
Profits earned at brass-plate operations with directors hired from central casting would probably be considered "wholly artificial arrangements" set up primarily to evade paying tax and could find themselves back in the British tax net.
