The phrase "agreed confirmed" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts to indicate that something has been both agreed upon and confirmed, but it is better to use clearer expressions.
Example: "After our discussion, I can say that the terms are agreed confirmed, and we can proceed with the contract."
Alternatives: "agreed and confirmed" or "confirmed agreement".
Spielberg agreed, confirming to me that "my first impulse was to get rid of the melodrama and the soap opera aspects of the novel, the whole love affair with the ichthyologist and the police chief's wife".
The Supreme Court agreed, confirming Crow Dog's assertion that they lacked jurisdiction because the crime occurred in Indian Country between two Indians.
The trouble is that the compromises explored in the attempts to form a viable coalition diluted the very message which excited voters in December – that deals and fixes would become things of the past – yet the failure to agree confirmed the contrasting view that politicians were putting their own interests before those of the country.
However, there are some clades in which Bayesian and parsimony analyses agree, confirming three monophyletic groups: Sophogramma, Meioneurites, and an Abrigramma + Ithigramma + Oregramma clade.
The NEC agreed, and confirmed that other areas could, if they wished, do the same.
A few hours after the deal for Schweinsteiger was agreed, Torino confirmed the sale of their 25-year-old full-back Darmian to United.
"John and I met today to clarify the thoughts of the board and these were agreed and confirmed by me," said the Italian.
Those who agreed and confirmed their participation received an e-mail with direct link to the on-line questionnaire.
to move into debate in order to confirm a handful of judicial nominees -- nominees that leaders in both parties had already agreed to confirm.
He agreed to confirm Magna Carta in the so-called Confirmatio Cartarum (Confirmation of the Charters).
