The phrase "agreeable arrangement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a mutually acceptable or pleasing agreement or plan between parties.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached an agreeable arrangement that satisfied both sides."
Alternatives: "mutually acceptable agreement" or "satisfactory arrangement."
Alas, their agreeable arrangement is upended when the couple is returning together from a trip overseas and Felipe is detained at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
It makes for an agreeable arrangement, enabling him - always an aesthete - to spend his time learning to play the harpsichord and gardening in the chateau's spacious grounds.
Flowers, candles, filigree walls and chandeliers illuminated the gilded Great Dane sculptures in the entryway and tables set with an agreeable arrangement of banquettes and chivari chairs, each heavily laden with china and crystal that would have been happily housed at Versailles.
Charles Ives, for one, believed just as firmly that music was more than mere sound in agreeable arrangements.
See if you can work out agreeable arrangements for custody.
Where one has a perfectly agreeable pectoral arrangement, the other resembles a Playtex model.
More than sixty thousand artists have found this arrangement agreeable, and each gathering includes short films, fashion shows, musical performances, a pop-up art gallery, hair and makeup artists, and more.
If you are requesting someone take responsibility for a task, suggest that they confirm with you whether that arrangement is agreeable.
The U.S. military has been holding talks in an attempt to broker an arrangement in the city agreeable to both sides.
"We subsequently attempted to negotiate a new arrangement with her but could not come to mutually agreeable terms," Mancini wrote in a memo to employees.
It has, obviously, a form, an arrangement of sounds in relation to thoughts that somehow makes its agreeable nonsense closed, complete, and decisive.
