The phrase "agenda created" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of establishing or formulating an agenda for a meeting or event.
Example: "The agenda created for the conference includes several key topics that will be discussed."
Alternatives: "agenda established" or "agenda formulated".
But they said that his stewardship of Mr. Rumsfeld's transformation agenda created conflicts with the uniformed services.
During his years in office, two wars turned into needless disasters, and the freedom agenda created such deep cynicism around the world that the word itself was spoiled.
That work is currently underway in many ways, such as the 21st Century Democracy Agenda created by reform groups.
No consensus, regardless of how strong it is, will be enough: they treat science as yet another facet of the "liberal," "secular" agenda created to challenge what they are certain is foundational religious truth.
The final article presents a collaborative global action agenda created by leading stakeholders [ 9].
Developing and implementing such a transformative agenda created new research needs.
At Quest, he is playing out an even bolder agenda: creating a model to attack the ennui that plagues so much of higher education.
To Mr. Obama's rivals on the right, the president's unwillingness to move at all from his agenda creates his vulnerability.
One possibility, though, is definitely not on baseball's agenda: creating new major league franchises in Asia, Europe or other international settings.
For details, visit business.kingston.ac.uk Equality and diversity issues are climbing up the corporate agenda creating an appetite for studying the concept in an academic environment.
Whether voters think the environmental agenda creates jobs in alternative energy or hurts the business climate, chiefly through higher energy prices, is the crux, and business itself is split on the issue.
