The phrase "agreed document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that has been mutually accepted or consented to by all parties involved.
Example: "We have finalized the terms and conditions in the agreed document, which both parties have signed."
Alternatives: "consensus document" or "mutual agreement document".
One of Labour's key negotiators in the talks, Brendan Howlin, said there was no proposal in the agreed document to cut child benefit – as envisaged by the outgoing Fianna Fáil-led government.
The agreed document calls for: An "ambitious agreement" in 2015 that reflects "differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities" of each nation.
Asked about Almoalimi's comments, O'Brien replied, "You can say you are waiting for signatures on the document that may not be the agreed document between the two parties.
To date the agreed document identifies €774.5 million for Priolo and € 127.4 million for Gela.
The import and export of patient data between systems would be facilitated by an agreed document structure, use of the same (or mapped) medicines and clinical terminologies, and a defined minimum dataset for general practice (or other domain).
But instead of challenging or confronting them so they reveal their true attitudes, make them agree, document their approval in writing, and they will be forced to carry on pretending that they are in favor.
Note that we measured IAA after the annotators reviewed all their annotations after any modifications to the Guidelines i.e. the reported IAA measurements reflect final document annotations consistent with the final agreed Guidelines document.
This is the first internationally agreed guidance document to include the use of these types of approaches.
"There is cause for celebrating the commitments made for women and girls in the agreed outcome document for the SDGs.
The city has agreed to document every time a police officer uses their guns and to train them on "cultural competency" and against cultural bias.
