'agenda' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it as a noun to refer to a list of things to be discussed or done, typically in terms of their priority. Example sentence: I need to review my agenda for tomorrow's meeting.
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The Scottish referendum, coupled with the Smith commission on implementing its devolution concessions in Scotland, may have put the constitution on the agenda – even so, Whitehall fought Osborne down to the wire.
If the new government does not push the agenda for women's rights, it will have undermined the hopes of those who fought and died for a better Egypt.
Consistent with the education unions' recent calls for education secretary Michael Gove's resignation, negativity is highest among education leaders – nearly half say they oppose the government's agenda for their sector.
Probably not, though I generally support their progressive agenda," he said.
Yes, it's more competitive, but I'm taking over the party at a much more propitious time than John [Hume] did in 1979, when the security agenda dominated and the British government would not have risked any initiatives".
I can't recall the story of the play, and in any case it didn't matter much, because on the night I went, Edwards and Sykes decided to rip up the script and follow their own impromptu agenda.
Nor is it clear that Lee's motives are always purer than the careerist agenda he identifies elsewhere.
This certainly broke from the agenda of Adonis's book, and it marked a decisive break, too, with an ambushed Clegg, who immediately got his objections into the media.
Some SNP officials fear that the estimated 180,000 SNP voters who voted against independence in the referendum, but would back the party on day-to-day issues as Scotland's champion in the UK, would support other parties if independence was back on the election agenda.
Blair said on Wednesday: "I think it's a huge worry in circumstances where you put on the agenda the prospect of Britain leaving.
