"institutional arrangement" is correct and completely usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a system or procedure that is established by an organization or institution, especially one that affects people's rights. For example, "The university has put in place a new institutional arrangement to ensure all students have access to library resources."
The focus of institutions is mainly on the extent to which the institutional arrangement between health facilities and the government as well as between health workers and public health facility administration affect the effectiveness of treatment.
Rather it is to be understood in terms of participation in an institutional arrangement and, therefore, relativised to the reach of the social institution in question.
The most efficient institutional arrangement for carrying out a particular economic activity would be the one that minimised transaction costs.
The second was an institutional arrangement for cross-border cooperation on a range of issues between the governments of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The nation state is not a good in itself, it is just the institutional arrangement that can deliver the democratic, welfare, and psychological outcomes that most people seem to want.
In actuality the chain of public action begins with an institutional arrangement & then a need is sought out-a need that will justify the continued functioning of the institution.
The fund was part of the post-war institutional arrangement established at Bretton Woods, and it still retains a whiff of the colonial era (for example, in the convention that a European should be in charge).
Fig. 2 Institutional Arrangement of Climate Change Unit in Bangladesh.
Thirdly, PPP is an institutional arrangement of policy interaction.
An institutional arrangement is not a matter of choice but the outcome of a singular evolution.
In past three decades, there was an attempt of ecosystem conservation under different institutional arrangement.
