The phrase "agreed concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to ideas or principles that have been accepted or acknowledged by a group or individuals.
Example: "In our discussion, we focused on the agreed concepts that form the foundation of our project."
Alternatives: "accepted ideas" or "consensus principles".
This text will help to inform the debate next year as countries capture the agreed concepts in a new legal agreement.
However, there are no internationally agreed concepts or criteria for defining or identifying neonatal near miss.
Agreed concepts and vocabularies.
A successful deployed system needs to have the following interconnected components: Accessibility for humans Proven infrastructure Authoring tools Reading tools Editors Domain libraries Critical mass of content Agreed concepts and vocabularies Critical mass of users.
Bibliographies support search and discovery in published literature, but there is no generally agreed concept of bibliography, which has been used in three ways: for the relationship of publications to knowledge; for the listing of publications; and for the physical examination of books.
Deputy Prime Minister Danny Danon said that if it came to a vote, the majority of the ministers would vote against the internationally agreed concept of a two-state solution.
In any communal system requiring interoperability and heterogeneous contributions it is critical to agree concepts and construct the appropriate infrastructure.
Chevron's ad campaign was spoofed in a video by the website Funny or Die: Actors portraying company execs happily sign on to the "We Agree" concept after realizing they can claim credit for being socially aware while committing to nothing.
In a message to the staff, the executive editor, Jill Abramson, said the paper and the union had agreed "in concept" on a new five-year contract.
On April 2, the majority of the board had agreed in concept to transfer many of Knight's duties to one of her top aides.
Also Nutley agrees that concepts of policy networks provide a useful framework to study the context of policymaking and research utilization [ 60].
