The phrase "agreed a process" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that a process has been mutually accepted or established, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally agreed on a process for the project."
Alternatives: "established a process" or "reached an agreement on a process."
A TSSA spokesman said: "We have now agreed a process where all our serious concerns over safety and job losses will be seriously addressed through the normal channels.
We have agreed a process that will allow Liberal Democrats to maintain their opposition to nuclear power while permitting the government to bring forward the national planning statement for ratification by parliament so that new nuclear construction becomes possible.
The 32-year-old apologised for sending the messages last week and signed a four-month contract with the ECB after the two sides agreed "a process for his re-integration into the England team".
We've suspended #tubestrike as have agreed a process where all our serious concerns over safety & job losses can be addressed LU managing director Mike Brown said: "We welcome the constructive talks at Acas today and await confirmation from the RMT and TSSA that their strike action is suspended.
In their resignation letter, the three said the review board unanimously agreed a process to assess each Russian swimmer's Rio eligibility, as Fina and the International Olympic Committee had requested in response to Canadian law professor Richard McLaren's report for Wada.
Convene an urgent meeting of EU leaders next week to agree a process for resolving the immediate refugee crisis on Europe's borders.
The business secretary said he wants Tata to agree a process for selling its UK steel business when they meet in Mumbai on Wednesday.
Do what you have been sent there on our behalf [to do]." The main challenge in Paris is to agree a process - known as a "ratchet mechanism" - that would require countries to step up their pledges to cut emissions every few years until they are sufficient to limit global warming to 2C.
Critics argue that it risks legitimising foot-dragging, and that is another of the great challenges for the coming fortnight: agreeing a process for monitoring, evaluating and verifying the targets that countries are signing up to – and then putting in a place a system of review that will lead to the targets being ratcheted up until they are tight enough to limit warming to 2 degrees.
The figures come after Ukranian president Petro Poroshenko announced he had agreed a "ceasefire process" with President Putin.
Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko said they had agreed a "ceasefire process" but PM Arseny Yatsenyuk said no plan from Mr Putin should be trusted.
