The phrase "agreeable on" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
The correct phrase would be "agreeable to." For example: We both came to an agreement agreeable to us both.
Either of those cars is generally more agreeable on public roads.
The building's management, however, was "not agreeable on the proposal to use the staircase for international sports," The New York Times reported on Feb. 17, 1932.
In the movie, which was based on the Peter Morgan play, Michael Sheen portrays Mr. Frost as glib and agreeable on the surface, but also shallow and desperate for approval and affirmation.
It's agreeable, on some level, that someone notices, and speaks up for, stranger and lesser-known plants (greasewood, rabbitbrush, biscuit-root, sego lily root) and animals (snowshoe hare, 13-striped chipmunks, pygmy rabbits).
The left-wing film-maker and Fox News' most high-profile conservative host were agreeable on camera, with Moore clearly impressed by the considerable sway Kelly appears to have within the network.
Edward Bullough distinguishes the beautiful from the merely agreeable on the grounds that the former requires a distance from practical concerns: "Distance is produced in the first instance by putting the phenomenon, so to speak, out of gear with our practical, actual self; by allowing it to stand outside the context of our personal needs and ends".
While it may be a more agreeable mount on-road, I think its adventure quotient has suffered somewhat.
I'm not fully convinced that the material contains within it the stuff of the modern-day Greek tragedy that "Prick Up Your Ears" aspires to be, with a comically dim landlady (Gwen Taylor, ever-agreeable) on hand to lighten the doom-laden load.
He said he largely relied on the definition of the Jewish Sports Review, a magazine that lists players with at least one Jewish parent so long as the athlete does not practice a different faith and is agreeable to being on the list.
The agreeable atmosphere on French Line ships is referred to as "l'atmosphere Transat.
We remain willing to engage in a constructive dialogue regarding the qualifications of our nominees and a mutually agreeable resolution on board composition.
