The phrase "a set of agreed" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or principles that have been mutually accepted or decided upon.
Example: "We have established a set of agreed guidelines for the project to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "a collection of agreed" or "a group of agreed".
The deal was followed this year by a set of agreed indicators for a global monitoring framework for development assistance.
Some of the recovered emails were read out in court as part of a set of agreed facts about the lost material.
It should urge the main contenders to commit themselves — now — to a set of agreed upon procedures for peacefully and fairly resolving disputes about the legal eligibility of candidates or specific allegations of voting fraud.
Because of the inconsistency in delivery of measures of biodiversity change, a set of agreed metrics of biodiversity is urgently required (2).
This highlighted the inconsistency of sentencing practice at international tribunals which, unlike many domestic courts, do not adhere to a set of agreed guidelines.
The buyer doesn't want to insult you, so offers $3 million up front and another $7 million in a potential earn-out if you hit a set of agreed goals over the next two years.
Mr. Davis said the current skirmish was another reason that the young industry needed a set of agreed-upon standards for measurement.
When teams have a common language, a known set of operational practices and methodologies, and when they operate under a set of agreed-upon values and rules, they can be extremely effective in solving difficult problems.
Sen. Lankford said "regardless of whether you have a President Trump next, or a President Clinton next, or a President Cruz next," a set of agreed-upon standards can help ensure agencies focus on the right priorities and that their decisions are transparent and accountable.
One expected outcome from the event is a set of agreed-upon conclusions to feed into other policy dialogues.
