The phrase "agreeable to both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation, decision, or agreement that is acceptable or satisfactory to two parties involved.
Example: "The terms of the contract were made agreeable to both parties, ensuring a smooth collaboration."
Alternatives: "acceptable to both" or "satisfactory to both".
Sessions take place in the instructors' studios on days and at times agreeable to both parties.
All we can do is hope that they both find something that's agreeable to both of them".
The key words to look for in a guidance letter are "terms that are mutually agreeable to both parties," and "subject to review from time to time".
Moreover, Israel's objections might well subside if an international presence helped enhance security for Israelis and if its representatives came from countries agreeable to both sides.
Tigers boss Justin Pascoe said the club would work with Farah's representatives to ensure the terms of the release were agreeable to both parties.
And Mr. Miller has asked Mr. Monserrate and Mr. Weprin to meet with officials of the commission to create legislation that would be agreeable to both parties.
Let your friend know that you want to work out something that is agreeable to the both of you in putting an end to any bad feelings between you.
Both chambers were agreeable to a sliding scale, but the House wanted to cut the maximum to 20 weeks while the Senate wanted to keep it at 26.
If both of you are agreeable to certain activities then pencil those in and work the rest of the trip's timing around them.
Any resolution must be agreeable to all four interested parties: the M.D.P., the D.N.C., and both the Clinton and Obama campaigns because we all want a united Democratic Party in Michigan to ensure a victory for the Democratic nominee this fall.
This was agreeable to Groves, who liked the fact that as a naval officer Bradbury was both a military man and a scientist.
