The phrase "agenda form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific format or template for organizing an agenda, often in meetings or events.
Example: "Please fill out the agenda form before the meeting so we can stay on track."
Alternatives: "agenda template" or "meeting agenda format".
It does not reflect the gradual change of agenda, form and content over half a century.
SIFts employed in our modelling agenda form a nine-digit binary pattern for each amino-acid in the receptor, covering all major types of interactions.
Laypersons help define the research agenda, form research questions, carry out the study, and disseminate results and information back to the community and other relevant parties, such as public health practitioners and social service agencies [ 5, 9].
Ten intervention sessions will be audio-recorded with the participants' consent, in order to explore how participants utilise the PACE-D intervention and the amount of assistance that they require from HCA in order to complete their agenda form.
To produce an Expense Agenda, form a board which numbers all of the expense form down the left hand side of page, and each of the weeks in the year across the page.
We are nice because we want people to like us; it has an agenda, formed from our own weaknesses and vanities.
Tina Brown challenged: So passe is "feminism" that the bi-partisan woman's activist group New Agenda, formed by Amy Siskind in August after Hillary's defeat, is canvassing for new names to re-invigorate the cause (suggestions gratefully received).
For connoisseurs of New York power, the combustible mix of personalities and agendas forming around Mr. Zuckerman promises plenty of fireworks.
Presidents too often tried to do the biggest things first, when they were least experienced.An uphill taskMr Neustadt became increasingly fascinated by presidential transitions: those odd weeks, between election and inauguration, when aims are set and agendas formed.
By contrast with other practitioners, patients experienced the LHWs as addressing their needs holistically, being guided by patient needs rather than professional agendas, forming individual relationships with patients and investing in patients and their capacity to change.
Now, this is presented as a coalition agenda – a form of ideological glue to help the two parties stick together.
