The phrase "as arrangements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to plans or preparations made for a specific purpose or event.
Example: "We will proceed with the event as arrangements have been finalized."
Alternatives: "as plans" or "as preparations".
However, it remains to be determined whether the SA or AS arrangements is favoured or if they are energetically not differentiable.
But as arrangements proliferate, the Asians will soon discover a truth the Europeans have long since learned.
One by one, the flats were removed from the housing pool as arrangements were made to demolish them.
(Whistler saw his works as "arrangements" of line, form and color, at times borrowing a musical vocabulary to describe them).
Only when Elliot's aunt finally succumbs does Yaz find herself drawn back into the turbulent family drama, as arrangements for the funeral must be made.
Effective planning before maternity leave starts involves constructive discussions about handover of responsibilities, as well as arrangements for keeping in touch during leave.
Theoretical calculations on model systems favour the AS arrangement (Wohlfahrt, 2005 ▶), while the present study identifies the SA arrangement as being the most frequent (Table 3 ▶).
Further research might examine whether factors such as seating arrangements, as well as size of sails, might maximise use.
Incentives come in all shapes and sizes, as do arrangements such as vesting schedules, phantom stock, and so-called "clawback" provisions.
"When you look at all the costs, such as arrangement fees, in just setting up the mortgage, people appreciate not having to pay the broker too".
Deriving from the Ancient Greek words "taxis" and "nomia," which translate as "arrangement" and "method" respectively, a "taxonomy" is a system of classification.
