The phrase "generous arrangement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common phrase that describes a benevolent or kind agreement between parties. Example: The couple finalized their divorce with a generous arrangement, where both parties were satisfied with the division of assets and custody of their children.
"It's a very generous arrangement," Mr. Peterson said.
We began our meal with a plate of antipasto, a generous arrangement that included prosciutto, silky soppressata, mozzarella and soft, sweet eggplant rollatini.
This inherited wealth can be passed on to one's family members tax-free unless it's larger than $5,430,000 – an extremely generous arrangement.
Wall Street compensation consultant Alan Johnson, of Johnson Associates, called the estimate of Gross's bonus package, if true, "a very generous arrangement".
That crackdown attempt was ditched, and indeed, in 2011, a far more generous arrangement was installed in its place by the Tory-led coalition.
Will Pomroy, NAPF's stewardship and governance lead, said: "What seemed a generous arrangement a few months ago looks even more generous today.
With the generous arrangements severed, however, even common goods like soap, rum and cooking oil have become rare luxuries.
But the multiple of salary quickly became a starting-point for new deals and companies agreed to cover the tax that bosses incurred on more generous arrangements.
A spokesman for Ineos conceded that it had received tax relief on its debt provisions but denied it was "tax promiscuous" by taking advantage of generous arrangements to fund its growth and then decamping to a cheaper location.
It is a policy that puts him on a collision course with furious trade unions, though at least he has done the decent thing by saying he will start with MPs' generous arrangements.
Countries that had very generous arrangements in the 1980s have reduced their incentives.
