The phrase "agendas ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that there are plans or schedules to be addressed in the near future.
Example: "As we move into the next quarter, we need to discuss the agendas ahead to ensure we are all aligned on our goals."
Alternatives: "upcoming agendas" or "future agendas".
And players who don't want it, like Pete Sampras, are probably putting their own agendas ahead of the overall good of the game.
To reduce the amount of time wasted, users can map out agendas ahead of time and adding new topics as they come up, all of which enables users to keep participants on-topic while also keeping track of followup action items.
On Friday, United Way and 10 other organizations issued a letter to school board members urging them to retain Deasy and accusing some of "putting your own political agendas ahead of students' needs".
In the wee hours of Jan . 20 the Costa Mesa City Council majority clearly demonstrated, once again, that it is willing to put personal political agendas ahead of public safety.
Board member and activist investor Bill Ackman sparked more turmoil Friday when he issued an open letter slamming his colleagues for their incompetency and accusing some directors of placing their personal agendas ahead of the health of the company.
Portugal has a three-step agenda ahead.
Let's not put our political agenda ahead of reality.
The split could have even more ominous consequences than usual this year, given the urgent agenda ahead.
Their task was to deliberate on the respect agenda ahead of a government White Paper.
Crime has risen to the top of France's political agenda ahead of presidential elections in the spring.
These report cards will identify the elected officials who most consistently place the developers' agenda ahead of public needs.
