The phrase "agreed frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a mutual understanding or consensus has been established regarding a specific framework or set of parameters.
Example: "In our meeting, we established an agreed frame for the project timeline and deliverables."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted framework" or "consensus framework".
We offered to them a comprehensive approach that will include all Palestinian reoccupied areas within an agreed time frame".
Competing groups would represent the interests of individuals, but they would do so within a political system that everyone agreed would frame the bounds of conflict.
Mr. Bush's remarks stopped short of the hopes of Mr. Mubarak, who in a lengthy opening statement today called for "an agreed time frame" that would lead to the establishment of a state that Mr. Bush now refers to as Palestine.
There are now optimistic signs seeping from the official talks process: it is the first time the parties have agreed to frame the negotiations within the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
The European Public Assessment Report (EPAR) provides details of the measures required for each product and the agreed time frame for completion.
To ensure your strategies are brought to life, there needs to be specific action plans for each of the strategies set, and the necessary steps to get you there in an agreed time frame.
The final coding from each researcher was compared and an agreed coding frame was constructed, discrepancies were resolved by consensus.
The database will subsequently be locked on the basis of an agreed time frame with the scientific advisers.
Keep track of your bought tickets and contact the seller if you aren't getting the tickets in the agreed time frame.
Sir John has called for an "independent audit and review of my recommendations... within an agreed time-frame", and said he would return in January next year to report on what progress had been made.
