The phrase "agreed aim of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a common goal or objective that has been mutually accepted by a group or individuals.
Example: "The agreed aim of the project is to enhance community engagement through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted goal of" or "shared objective of".
When this happens among economic agents in a system, repeated interaction can lead to collaboration or partnerships, which can be defined as a shared commitment of resources to the mutually agreed aims of partners.
Therefore, we at Copernicus Publications wish to distance ourselves from the apparent misuse of the originally agreed aims & scope of the journal as well as the malpractice regarding the review process, and decided on 17 January 2014 to cease the publication of PRP".
Just four out of 26 European partners of NATO now meet the agreed spending aim of 2percentt of GDP, leaving a gap of almost $100 billion to reach the target.
The TUC, which organised the demonstration, said that a survey it had commissioned of 2,700 adults showed that more than half agreed with the aim of the protest, with 31% disagreeing.
In a statement yesterday, when she simply refused to sign the bill, Mrs. Whitman said she agreed with the aim of reducing teenage smoking but believed that education was more effective than criminalization.
The committee has agreed on the aim of the new rules — that banks should have enough cash or easily marketable assets on hand to survive for 30 days if their usual sources of financing evaporate.
Mahmoud Abbas spoke about unwavering dedication to a successful outcome; and special U.S. peace envoy George Mitchell said that the two leaders had agreed that "the aim of the negotiations is to resolve all core issues" for a two-state solution Israel and Palestine living side by side in peace within a year.
Previous face-to-face therapy intervention research has demonstrated that the goal of cannabis abstinence and the desired goals regarding the reduction of cannabis use change frequently in problematic cannabis users [ 46], especially in those who choose abstinence as the agreed-upon aim of therapy.
Although Young agrees with the aim of theorizing class and gender domination in a single theory, she is critical of dual systems theory on the grounds that "it allows Marxism to retain in basically unchanged form its theory of economic and social relations, on to which it merely grafts a theory of gender relations" (Young 1990b, 24).
