"specific arrangements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to a plan or set of plans that have been made to complete a task or reach a certain goal. For example, "The company has made specific arrangements to keep the factory running."
"The contacts between us will carry on, but we have made no specific arrangements," she said.
Dutton added he was referring generally to contractors, rather than specific arrangements.
Specific arrangements for meeting rooms, equipment, housing, food and related services are discussed at this meeting.
The frame speeds achievable vary with the specific arrangements but are generally lower than with the moving-mirror mechanisms.
According to relativistic quantum field theories, particles are to be understood, rather, as specific arrangements of the fields.
These proteins contain specific arrangements of amino acids known as leader sequences that are recognized by receptors on the outer membranes of the organelles.
Examples of such organizations include: "regional institutions; multilateral alliances and security groups; standing consultative mechanisms; self-selecting clubs; ad hoc coalitions; issue-specific arrangements; transnational professional networks; technical standard-setting bodies; and global action networks" (Patrick 2014, p. 59).
Both computers and drugs are what I would call "function-specific arrangements of matter," and as we develop nanotechnological abilities as we move into the next century, it will be more and more clear that the difference between drugs and machines is simply that one is too large to swallow.
Proteins with GO terms related to reproduction, signal transduction, and prefixed with response_to are overrepresented in species-specific arrangements or those shared by only few species.
The high amount of species-specific arrangements and genes might also be a consequence of frequent duplication events followed by lineage-specific retention (Paterson et al. 2010).
When the Amalda sequence is compared with the 12 known neogastropod sequences, a tantalizing picture of lineage-specific arrangements of structure-bearing intergenic spacers emerges.
