The phrase "agreeable for both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or decision that is acceptable or satisfactory to two parties involved.
Example: "We need to find a solution that is agreeable for both the management and the employees."
Alternatives: "mutually acceptable" or "satisfactory for both parties".
The mediator meets with the disputants and attempts to come up with a mutually agreeable solution for both parties.
Try to get at the reason for the non-payment in a non-judgmental and non-personal way, so that you can come up with a mutually agreeable solution for both parties.
A Schumann Romance for Oboe and Piano was agreeable for the unprepossessing style and warmth of both its musicians, Ronald Roseman and Donald Currier.
This, coupled with the understanding of the sisters in charge, makes life agreeable for her.
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Perhaps, as antic Mitteleuropean fatalists who had both fled Europe before the catastrophe, their temperaments were too similar, too agreeable, for effective self-assessment.
Experts in corporate governance say that directors are too often selected by chief executives, who tend to choose people likely to be agreeable for one reason or another.
The camp was held in early November, when the weather was starting to cool in Georgia and the temperatures were more agreeable for children who don't sweat much.
"We've got relatively cheap land compared to the major cities or even to regional cities, and I'm sure that we've got the type of climate that would make life very agreeable for these people".
A Stabilized Tenant Agrees to Relocate Q I am the last remaining rent-stabilized tenant in a small walk-up in a prime Manhattan location, and if I vacate it, the management is offering me an apartment in another building — which I find agreeable — for the same rent.
