The phrase "agreed formulae" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a set of formulas or methods has been mutually accepted or established by a group or individuals.
Example: "The team worked together to develop the agreed formulae for the project, ensuring everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "accepted formulas" or "mutually established formulas".
The National Commissioning Board has no obligation to distribute funds fairly according to an agreed formula.
They're shifting away from spot market purchases to long-term contracts that detail quality and volumes, but leave price to an agreed formula.
The financial regulators have acted like Camelot, the lottery operator, which takes every contribution and then redistributes them unevenly according to an agreed formula.
It could charge a uniform rate of VAT across the country and then hand out the revenues to the states according to some agreed formula.
Recent diplomatic efforts have shown that there is virtually no chance of Serbs and Albanians freely reaching agreement by themselves.Autonomy, not forced bust-upWhat should that internationally agreed formula be?
This would mean not only deploying armed peacekeepers to police whatever ceasefire agreement were eventually reached, but setting out an internationally agreed formula for the political future of the federation and then putting intense pressure on the parties to accept it.
However there is still no universally agreed formula for wind chill.
Financial terms are not being disclosed, but the partnership runs for an initial term of at least three years and the two parties will share advertising revenues on an agreed formula.
Unless an agreed formula for the withdrawal of Russian forces to their bases in Crimea is found, the Ukrainian government will find it very difficult to regain sovereign control over the territory.
He added that representatives of OECD and G20 members who helped draft the plan had rejected a more radical idea favoured by some non-governmental groups that would split multinationals' profits among the different countries where they operate, according to an agreed formula, with each country assessing its share of profit.
