The phrase "agreed duties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties have come to a mutual understanding or consensus regarding specific responsibilities or tasks.
Example: "The contract outlines the agreed duties of both parties to ensure a smooth collaboration."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted responsibilities" or "consented obligations".
Japan has agreed to lower duties on Australian beef and raise the duty-free quota on cheese - Australia's biggest dairy export to Japan.
Russia had just agreed to drop duties on exports of crude oil to its former Soviet subject state.
However, the relationship appeared to be mended last week when Russia agreed to drop duties on oil exports to Belarus and keep natural gas prices low.
Like any national social health protection mechanism, a global social health protection fund would have to be based on agreed rights and duties.
Being part of the network, with specific agreed rights and duties under the network's governance model, also contributed to improvement for the individual biobanks, for example, systematically recording biobanking activities, adhering to SOPs, and complying with ELSI principles.
Regardless of whether a lab belongs to a university or an industrial company, the experts agree, the duty to make absolutely certain that all workers--from the lowliest sweeper to the most exalted investigator--understand and follow safety rules rests with the lab chief and his or her superiors.
Simon Heath, Line of Duty's executive producer and head of drama at World Productions, the independent producer of Line of Duty, agreed with Mercurio's assessment.
In the nearby port, the few coastguards on duty agreed.
The guard on death watch duty agreed to Snell's request.
And that's why, ultimately, the marketing executives agreed, the first duty of a trailer is not to warn, and not even to sell, but to convey the spectrum of emotion that a viewer can expect to feel during a film.
