The phrase "act of agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a formal or informal acknowledgment or acceptance of terms between parties.
Example: "The act of agreement between the two companies was finalized after several rounds of negotiation."
Alternatives: "declaration of agreement" or "statement of agreement".
In a rare act of agreement, Mr. Romney expressed the same sentiment on Thursday afternoon.
Finally, it is speculated that the very act of agreement crystallizes and hardens the purposes of persons who alone might be less resolute.
However, it seems clear that the vast majority of interesting social phenomena, including government, involve no explicit historical act of agreement.
Social contract theorists as diverse as Freeman and Jan Narveson (1988, 148) see the act of agreement as indicating what reasons we have.
In the Netherlands palliative care is considered a part of the regular health care legislation (e.g. the Dutch Act of Agreement on Medical Treatment WGBOO) [ 19].
The politics and history undergirding the lack of agreement acts as a strong barrier to doing so and impacts the translation of CED.
Believing is the act or state of agreement with a belief.
Acceptance the act or state of agreement that a proposition or conception is true, based on "an examination of the plausibility, persuasiveness, and fruitfulness of the empirical support for the construct" and "not dependent on personal perspectives of the supernatural, nature, and the world, but rather a rational evaluation of that knowledge claim" (Nadelson and Southerland 2010).
But he also echoed comments made Wednesday night by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va)., who said that in the spirit of deficit and debt reduction, lawmakers would need to first act on areas of agreement.
Our results suggest that preventive actions and local-scale compliance enforcement tools (that are uniquely designed and act as a form of agreement between government and individual firms) could contribute significantly to successful implementation of co-benefit policies in the long-term.
The Credit CARD Act of 2009 made agreements between colleges and credit card issuers subject to public disclosure, but the CFPB said less is known about arrangements regarding other products marketed to students.
