The phrase "use of arrangements" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act or process of utilizing preparations or plans for a specific purpose or event. Example: The conference organizers ensured the smooth running of the event by making effective use of arrangements such as scheduling, catering, and accommodations.
As a result, Apple unwound its use of such arrangements last year.
"Use of these arrangements enables a minority of employees to buy canteen meals out of pre-tax income, giving them an additional tax and NICs advantage that other employees do not enjoy.
The most successful example of the use of feudal arrangements by the papacy Norman greed notwithstanding was the alliance with the Norman leaders of southern Italy, concluded with Richard of Capua in 1073 and Robert Guiscard in 1059.
His Tentet, filled with the cream of the Chicago out-jazz scene as well as a couple of New York-area players (the trumpeter Roy Campbell and the saxophonist Joe McPhee), makes shrewd use of preconceived arrangements -- a good thing for Mr. Brötzmann, whose bellowing tone could rip a hole in the wall and who has more musicality than he often lets on.
The increasing use of outsourcing arrangements, as well as the unfamiliar complexity associated with it especially in developing countries suggests the need to probe further about how to effectively utilize this strategy (Sev, 2006).
The reviewer, Björn Backes, made comparisons to The Prodigy and The Chemical Brothers and noted the use of "weird" arrangements, post-rock mood swings and alternative guitar sound.
The use of string arrangements and more varied instrumentation in songs such as "Don't Look Back in Anger" and "Champagne Supernova" was a significant departure from the band's debut.
One well-studied aspect of managed care is the use of gatekeeping arrangements, where the child must receive a specialty referral from his or her primary care physician.
