The phrase "agenda provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an agenda has been supplied or made available for a meeting or event.
Example: "Please review the agenda provided before our meeting tomorrow to ensure we cover all necessary topics."
Alternatives: "agenda supplied" or "agenda shared".
They will recognise the value of an advanced digital literacy agenda provided by a university.
Spending measures for military construction, veteran's administration, foreign operations, defense and transportation top the agenda provided by the office of Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader.
He does, however, have one earnest convention agenda, provided he wangles sufficient access: "We want to find out actual information about Republicans.
Fewer than 10% felt that the localism agenda provided them with the tools they needed to raise standards in planning, and 75% did not feel the government had a consistent approach to localism.
If he plays his cards astutely, he will win plenty of allies in the Netherlands, Scandinavia and Germany for a streamlining agenda, provided his strategy is aimed at future reform rather than retroactive unpicking of what is already established.
But the overriding sentiment was that the OGP agenda provided civil society with a useful tool to put pressure on African governments, provided civil society groups nationally and regionally organise themselves and co-ordinate effectively, while also mobilising citizens.
Inquiring into their agenda provides an alternative template for campaign coverage.
But the estimate eliminated what would presumably be the most expensive item on Mr. Green's agenda: providing some sort of raise to New York City police officers.
There is an increasing level of outright hostility; on the Republican side especially, the arguments that have been deployed to rally opposition to the enemy's agenda provide intellectual support for violent resistance.Setting aside the policy issues we're facing over the next four years, I think the most immediate need is for Americans to find a way to live civilly with each other.
It is strikingly clear that even short-term exposure to the IRRI research agenda provides students with the intrinsic feeling that they are doing something important.
This ambitious agenda provides a strategy to empower the evangelical community and build, region by region, the base for an evangelical candidate in national elections.
