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The phrase "according to contractually agreed" is not correct as it is missing a noun after "agreed." You can use it in contexts where you want to refer to something that has been established through a contract, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The payment will be made according to the terms contractually agreed upon by both parties."
Alternatives: "as per the contract" or "in accordance with the agreement."
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All reimbursements required a claim for treatment according to contractually agreed and nationally established standards of care (Janisch et al. 2010).
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Finally, according to Dart, Reagan had agreed.
According to Horvath, her partner "agreed this was best".
Rather, what I mean by "disproportionate" here is disproportionate relative to the contractually agreed split.
According to her medical records, Laura agreed.
According to The Hill, some Democrats agreed.
"Each partner has contractually agreed to providing accommodation to the required specification," the submission says.
However, perhaps in the face of criticism from the academic community for failing to support academically and ethically sound research, Frontiers later revised its statement to depart from the contractually agreed statement and shift all the blame to the authors, contradicting the contractually agreed upon statement.
According to Ars Technica, OHA contractually binds members from building non-Google approved devices that run competing Android forks.
In addition to paying him an hourly rate and purchasing his computer design software, we contractually agreed to utilize his services for a minimum number of hours each year.
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