The phrase "a commonly agreed" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a commonly agreed upon" or "commonly agreed." You can use it when referring to something that is accepted or acknowledged by a group of people.
Example: "There is a commonly agreed upon standard for measuring success in this industry."
Alternatives: "widely accepted" or "generally agreed."
Given the industry's overall growth, some participants in the process seemed surprised that a commonly agreed upon ratings standard had not been established earlier.
When the future is especially uncertain, as it is now, then it's basically impossible to reach a commonly agreed view on what future earnings are going to be.
The absence of a commonly agreed jurisdiction could invalidate the whole enterprise and confirm the fact already evident that political power, not justice, will determine the future.
But that would require a commonly agreed pricing mechanism and confidence that power producers were not trading on the basis of inside information.
Chowdhury's work is a type of expanded documentary, an emergent form of contemporary art-making that's so new there isn't really a commonly agreed definition of it just yet.
Ms. Mazzoni said California might suggest a separate national measure that all 50 states would use to determine student progress, with proficiency set at a commonly agreed -- and more modest -- level.
Rhys actually manages to enrich a book commonly agreed to be a masterpiece before she went anywhere near it.
Second, we need a comprehensive, commonly agreed reform agenda that will underpin that consolidation path and inspire the confidence of Greek society.
Further, as Linsinger et al. (2012) noted, a suitable, commonly agreed characteristic external particle dimension must be defined for microscopy.
We chose to survey our patient's satisfaction with outcomes 12 months following the index procedure as this is a time commonly agreed to represent the final outcome and is consistent with other arthroplasty studies.
Some investors have said the green bond market has been hamstrung by a lack of commonly agreed standards on what constitutes a green bond and transparency about how proceeds from sales are used.
