'will then arrange' is a valid and correct part of a sentence that can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone will take an action after a different action has been completed. For example, "I will finish the project tonight, and will then arrange to send it to the client."
The private equity firms will then arrange for the company to make an initial public offering on an American exchange.
For Gambia, you can obtain one through the embassy (202-785-1399) or get a temporary visa at the airport and Makasutu staff will then arrange for a regular tourist visa.
If necessary, the company will then arrange for the faulty part to be modified, a process which takes about half an hour.
The nurse will then arrange three further appointments with the intervention participants according to the schedule shown in Table 1.
The researchers will then arrange a baseline visit with them to discuss the trial, answer any questions they may have and complete all baseline measures.
The Specialist Experts will then arrange an on-site preliminary meeting at the applicant breast centre to discuss unclear items or critical issues that might endanger certification.
The gradients of the surrounding pixels of the discarded pixel at position (x,y) will be then arranged into a 4×2 matrix G, as follows: mathbf{G}= left[ begin{array}{c} nabla{V x-1,y-1)}^{T} nabla{V x-1,y-1)}^{T} nabla{V x-1,y+1)}^{T} nabla{V x-1,y+1)}^{T} enabla{Vy} right] (2) Fig. 7 Missing pixels classification based on texture pattern directions.
5) Arrange follow-up: Appropriate follow-up and support will then be arranged.
Therefore, if you will come to Asia, we can then arrange to meet each other".
The Queen will have to formally adopt Lord Coe and then arrange for the assassination of her two oldest children.
All the artists in the show created a comic-strip style piece that will then be arranged to tell a narrative.
