"proceed with arrangements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that someone should continue or carry out planned preparations or actions. Example: "Please proceed with arrangements for the meeting next week. We need to finalize the agenda and coordinate with the guest speaker."
On August 2, Tōgō wrote to Satō: "it should not be difficult for you to realize that ... our time to proceed with arrangements of ending the war before the enemy lands on the Japanese mainland is limited, on the other hand it is difficult to decide on concrete peace conditions here at home all at once".
In order to make a truly informed decision about whether or not to proceed with arrangements - and thus ultimately to give informed consent for medical care abroad - they ought to have access to balanced and accurate risk information at the beginning of their decision making process.
His mandali decided to proceed with the arrangements despite the physical absence of the host.
Within a few days of a death family members collect a death registration document from the Department of Forensic Medicine which allows them to proceed with funeral arrangements.
Prime Minister Barak, who issued a statement promising to abide by the agreement, had refused to proceed with the truce arrangements until Mr. Arafat made a similar declaration.
But when there are no obvious signs of imminent danger, such as a strike or even a protest, you should be able to proceed with your travel arrangements if you follow some simple but very helpful advice that will help minimize your risk of getting into trouble abroad.
Have a mental health consultation to determine if you are mentally suited to proceed with a surrogacy arrangement.
If so, only an exceptional public interest reason could justify proceeding with the arrangement.
The developer, the Corcoran Jennison Companies, now has to work out an arrangement with the sisters if it is to proceed with the multimillion-dollar building.
Still, proceed with caution.
