The phrase "agreed checking" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where two parties have come to a consensus about a verification process, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "After our discussion, we decided on agreed checking to ensure all data is accurate before submission."
Alternatives: "mutual verification" or "consensus review".
Sounding an alarm about those ubiquitous "I Agree" check boxes and the legalese that nobody has time to read, the film examines the many ways that typical Digital Age contracts are anything but free for the user.
The only way of getting rid of Russia's surplus nuclear warheads safely something that was to have been agreed upon in a Start-3 treaty is under the beady eye of America with the law behind it.What is more, the openness that comes with agreed checks on the nuclear balance between America and Russia reassures others too.
At several companies, including Sony, senior leaders collectively agreed to stop checking e-mail during meetings as a way to make the meetings more focused and efficient.
He agreed immediately, without checking with Mao.
Second, there is a compliance mechanism, an agreed way of checking that countries which promise something actually deliver on that promise.
Unlike Apple, Samsung has not yet agreed to checks from independent third-parties.
This is a pretty important issue in terms of whether or not we should be going into Iraq.' " Tenet agreed to double-check.
Neurologists involved in the ideas PNC study checked, agreed, and approved on the methods utilized to identify the neurological conditions.
6 16 17 In the US Health Information National Trends Survey, 90% of respondents agreed that 'Getting checked regularly for colon cancer increases the chances of finding cancer when it's easy to treat'.
The next morning, we agreed, we would be checking into the romantic-sounding Villa Maroc, which we'd read about in the guidebooks.
