The phrase "accords provided for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to agreements or arrangements that are stipulated or allowed within a document or regulation.
Example: "The terms of the contract include several accords provided for in the previous agreements."
Alternatives: "agreements stipulated" or "arrangements specified".
The Dayton Accords provided for the state to retain two separate armies, one from the Republika Srpska and the other from the Federation.
The accords provided for Israeli withdrawal into the Sinai west of the Mitla and Gidi passes, while Egypt was to reduce the size of its forces on the east bank of the canal.
The accords provided for an end to Israeli occupation of vast sections of the West Bank and Gaza and for "autonomy" for the Palestinians there, the possibility of eventually establishing the kind of national autonomy the P.L.O. had been seeking since 1974.
The accords provide for the return of Sinai to Egypt, the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries and the granting of self-rule to the Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
The 1994 accord provided for energy aid and other assistance to North Korea.
The accord provided for a massive movement of population, with both parties agreeing to send hundreds of thousands of the other's nationals to their respective countries.
The accord provided for joint units of northerners and southerners to act as a neutral force; but they never materialised.The UN Mission in Sudan, known as UNMIS, is feeble.
Moreover, the accord provided for a referendum in the south, to take place in or before January 2011, on whether that vast region should secede from the north, creating a brand-new independent country.But these planned elections have fallen victim to a general malaise that has permeated the CPA from the beginning.
The accord provided for a high degree of autonomy for the south, and an option for it to secede.
The accord provided for the end of the Croatian blockade of JNA barracks, the withdrawal of JNA personnel and equipment from Croatia, the implementation of a ceasefire and the facilitation of delivery of humanitarian aid.
The Schengen accord provides for migrants to apply for asylum in the first country of landing from their point of departure in Kabul or Mogadishu or elsewhere.
