"valid arrangement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a proper or acceptable organization or order of something. Example: The new manager implemented a valid arrangement for the company's budget, which resulted in significant cost savings. Another example: In order to participate in the competition, all participants must submit a valid arrangement of their ideas and plans in a written proposal.
In that case, Judge Susan G. Braden ruled valid an arrangement under which a company called Coltec Industries Inc. transferred contingent liabilities associated with asbestos claims against a subsidiary to an entity it created and then sold at a loss.
The algorithm incorporates the three-dimensional adjacencies of the active site residues in order to find an universally valid circular arrangement of the residues around the ligand.
Steady loyalists are bound to miss the band's emotive clangour, but Clear Heart finds valid new arrangements for Finn's addictive storytelling.
Make sure you both have valid passports, arrange for child-care and/or pet-sitting, house-sitting arrangements, mail pick-up, and other details.
Judicial opinions themselves may not be copyrighted, but West obtained an injunction on the ground that it had a valid copyright in its "arrangement" of the opinions.
(4) A beneficial interest in a revocable Family Living Trust that ensures that the veteran, or veteran and spouse, have an equitable life estate, provided the lien attaches to any remainder interest and the trust arrangement is valid under State law.
This tenure arrangement is valid as long as the deposit is not repaid Loan (temporary borrowing) The land is loaned for a temporary or undefined period, without any security deposit or monetary transaction.
Will this arrangement be valid forever?
I take it that you do not mean what the word used to mean namely, the result of choice but in fact mean capricious.Actually, the rules for the succession of the monarch were thoroughly catered for in the Act of Settlement; a choice of the popular will as valid and democratic as the arrangements later made for the choice of a head of state in America.
Saltman et al. [19], however, argue that these effects from cost-sharing arrangements may be valid only in the US and that studies performed in other countries could find different results.
