The phrase "agreed access to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or agreement has been established regarding access to a resource or information.
Example: "The contract stipulates that all parties have agreed access to the shared database for the duration of the project."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted access to" or "consented access to".
Discussing the challenges ahead, all three men agreed that access to gates and slots at major airports like Chicago O'Hare and Newark Liberty, which Virgin America has so far been unsuccessful at negotiating, is central to the airline's growth.
Half of the 612 respondents (39% response rate) agreed that access to surgical oncologists for consultation would be useful.
When asked to describe how the phenomenon could affect the health system, all participants agreed that access to health care was seriously compromised by this practice.
In 2003, 31.4% overall agreed that access to condoms promotes promiscuity, and this increased significantly to 45.2% in 2009 (AOR 1.7; 95% CI 1.3-2.3, p<0.001).
For example, 89% of survey respondents agreed that access to a good local hospital was more appropriate than having more hospitals from which to choose [ 20].
At the same time, the clinicians agreed that access to ART should be 'equitable', a value that underpinned calls for a co-payment structure to reflect prospective patients' capacity to pay.
In this study, 94% of 429 doctors answered "agree" or "strongly agree" that access to continuing professional education contributes to confidence in practising in rural and/or remote locations.
I think that we all agree that access to books is vital," said Ashton.
But those working to promote OBR or PACE programs agree that access to private capital will determine if energy efficiency reaches its potential.
Though their approaches differ, both call for changes in the operation of the patent office, agree that access to broadband must be expanded and advocate steps to encourage technically trained foreigners to enter and stay in the United States.
