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Discover LudwigThe phrase "agreed a time" is not correct in standard written English.
You might be trying to express the idea of having come to a mutual decision about a specific time for an event or meeting.
Example: "We agreed a time to meet next week, but I forgot to write it down."
Alternatives: "set a time" or "established a time".
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RB had agreed a time and date for the plumber to come to his home.
There was a game of Ulak Tartysh taking place the following day, so we agreed a time and a place and met our fixer the next morning.
Potential interviewees were contacted and asked to participate and if they agreed a time was set either for a face-to-face or telephone interview, dependent on the interviewees' preferences.
Women were recruited opportunistically to the study; women accessing the outreach or drop-in service between April and July 2012 were given a patient information leaflet and, if they expressed an interest in participating, were invited to have a brief discussion with the researcher (EM) and if they agreed, a time to be interviewed was arranged.
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To agree a time is especially 'exciting' is pointless.
Or you can contact charities such as the British Heart Foundation directly to agree a time and date for collection.
He says both sides have worked hard to agree a time-limited implementation period.
"Tom and I agreed a long time ago that I don't race unless I'm ready," she said.
If the family agreed, a date and time were provided for home delivery.
'We haven't agreed on a time scale yet.
Christmas, it is generally agreed, is a time of the year when chic takes a vacation.
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