The phrase "agreeable sense of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasant or acceptable feeling or understanding about something.
Example: "The team reached an agreeable sense of collaboration, which led to a successful project outcome."
Alternatives: "pleasant feeling of" or "acceptable understanding of".
She felt an agreeable sense of accomplishment at having mastered the snowfall, a feeling close to happiness.
The agreeable sense of isolation is now keener still since the last cross-Channel ferry stopped serving Boulogne (although a high-speed service from Ramsgate is rumoured).
There's an agreeable sense of a town going about its everyday business with tourists just an add-on, rather than a raison d'etre.
As with everywhere in Mecklenburg, there lingered an agreeable sense of being in a bygone era, as if the town was still awakening from its two generations of slumber in the GDR's cocoon.
Based on the games I have seen for Sony's PlayStation 2, which goes on sale today, that system-selling game could be Dynasty Warriors 2. It's a lightning rod for the agreeable sense of freedom I often experienced playing the first wave of PlayStation 2 games.
But anyway "Decline and Fall" is a great lark; its author has an agreeable sense of comedy and characterisation, and the gift of writing smart and telling conversation, while his drawings are quite in tune with the spirit of the tale.
This same sense of agreeable and incontestable decency is both the strength and the weakness of his book.
Therefore, in the absence of any further problems (no clinical and paraclinical signs of infection), in combination with an agreeable function and subjective sense of well-being, the preservation of the spacer may be discussed.
The research provides some evidence that agreeable people feel a sense of obligation when they're forgiven, a kind of moral contract: You forgave me, so I'll reciprocate by treating you well.
"Presumably it is a better magazine published by a better company with a better management who have a keener sense of ambition," he adds with agreeable immodesty.
He was our solidest link with greatness, for he usually used White House stationery, and this gave us a sense of being in constant touch with Mr. Truman, a preposterous, though agreeable, sensation.
