The part of the sentence "possibility of arranging" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the potential of organizing or structuring something according to certain criteria. Example sentence: We are exploring the possibility of arranging a meeting with the Board of Directors.
"The Football Association of Ireland is already exploring the possibility of arranging a fan zone in Barcelona to accommodate fans who had made travel arrangements prior to today's UEFA decision".
Although the layouts mentioned heretofore often preclude the possibility of arranging plants strictly according to their taxonomic relationships, this is still possible for certain groups.
Inquiries will also be made about the alternative possibility of arranging prison video-links for the proceedings.
We also know that Mr Scargill has speculated about the possibility of arranging some kind of shift system for 2-300 miners to maintain a presence at Grunwick.
Bangkok is also studying the possibility of arranging some form of low-cost financing to entice owners into completing their projects, she said.
He noted the MFA is exploring the possibility of arranging a meeting between the two prime ministers on the margins of an international gathering.
Besides the feedback coefficients, the influence on the operational parameters like neutron flux distribution, power distribution, and burnup distribution is investigated for the different possibilities of arranging the moderating material in the fuel element.
Dr Monaghan said: "We're in discussions with various parties about the possibilities of arranging special open days, one-off openings for special guided tours and things of that nature.
Nor was there mention of the possibility of their arranging a marriage for him.
With the outdoor drama's scheduled opening dates rapidly approaching and Little, Brown refusing to budge from its original position ("we see no possibility of your arranging for performances of Ramona except on [Calhoun's] conditions"), the chamber had few options (Little, Brown).
The flexibility of arranging them in clumps clinging to tree branches or scrambling over miniature rock faces opens up all sorts of creative possibilities.
