The phrase "about other agreements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referencing additional agreements in a legal, business, or formal context.
Example: "The report includes a section about other agreements that may impact our current contract."
Alternatives: "regarding additional agreements" or "concerning other contracts".
It adds that agreements with streaming providers will be "clearly explained", while there will be better information about contracts and other agreements concerning the use of their work.
Already in post-SB 1070 days, you hear less about all those other agreements already existing between sheriffs' departments and ICE, where sheriff deputies can act as ICE agents.
Any other agreement would be unfair.
I made no other agreement.
Additionally, documents state that there is "strong evidence that the companies knew about the other express agreements, patterned their own agreements off of them, and operated them concurrently with the others to accomplish the same objective".
Agreement about smoking was similar across all educational attainment groups but agreement about other cancer risk factors tended to be highest in those with highest educational attainment and lowest in those with the lowest educational attainment (Table 4).
There isn't agreement about other possible measures that could help.
But EU officials say the talks will be more about how to salvage some form of agreement about other EU positions – including portfolios for UK and other commissioners – and a form of wording about the EU's priorities under the new commission, than a chance to discuss rival candidates to succeed outgoing commission president José Manuel Barroso.
However, concerns remain about other sections of the draft agreement as rich countries and developed nations clashed over how responsibility for tackling climate change should be shared between them.
But the fact remains that, these days, "trade agreements" are mainly about other things.
