'if agreeable' is an appropriate phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are making a polite request or suggesting an idea. For example, "If agreeable, I'd like to offer my assistance with the project."
If agreeable, they were consented and allocated a group based on their availability to attend on a specific date and location.
Eligible transplant recipients will be invited to participate, given detailed information about the trial and, if agreeable, will be asked to provide written informed consent.
Although BHPs intuitively engaged in this process with some success, CCC programs would likely benefit from developing referral algorithms, clarifying which Veterans should be seen in primary care, and which, if agreeable should be referred to specialty mental health clinics.
The geriatric team managing the patients in both groups will speak with family regarding the study and if agreeable, consent with be obtained by the GMU co-ordinator and/or geriatric team.
Read the licences, and if agreeable, click "Continue," or "Install," or whatever word the software uses to move you to the next step: installing the software.
But sometimes one wonders if his agreeable persona is actually a front for something a bit more disingenuous.
If mutually agreeable conditions could be met, such items could be returned to country or be hubbed in and out of Canberra to communities, nearby galleries and museums, as part of the conditionality of repatriation.
If still agreeable, a date was made for a face to face interview which took place in the patient's home, with signed informed consent forms being completed before the interview commenced.
If an agreeable-seeming Gazprom, along with increased bullishness about LNG and shale gas, were to dampen European enthusiasm for Nabucco, a long-planned pipeline which might bring 30bcm of gas a year to Europe from the Caspian and the Middle East, that would suit Russia pretty well.
If it's agreeable, you can swallow.
SERVICE -- Agreeable, if sometimes confused.
