The phrase "agreed future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a future that has been mutually accepted or planned by parties involved in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "In our meeting, we outlined the steps to achieve our agreed future and ensure that all team members are on the same page."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted future" or "consensus future".
Futures contracts represent an agreement between two parties to undertake a transaction at some agreed future date at a price agreed now.
Lu agreed: "Future research could help elucidate the biological mechanism that is responsible for linking sub-lethal neonicotinoid exposures to CCD.
This combination of global mean temperature thresholds, climate models, and regional heatwave characteristics was purposely designed such that the findings of this study are immediately applicable to real-world heatwave adaptation and mitigation strategies that are centered on the agreed future global warming targets21.
The committee agreed future projects should ensure all necessary consultation is carried out with stakeholders beforehand.
"In agreeing that no offer should be made to all shareholders, the IBC has insisted that the acquirer issues a document to all shareholders setting out the full terms of the transaction, comprehensive details on the acquirer and the sources of its funding and giving firm commitments to agreed future investment in the club," said the committee.
Future planning by farmers who supported the schemes was also being held up by delays in the EU to agree future funding.
It warned that negotiators should take this into account when agreeing future emissions targets – such as a Copenhagen deal on 2020 emissions.
YouView has already spent an estimated £140m, and the deadline to agree future funding was set for the end of March.
He will also sign a bilateral agreement restructuring Cuba's debt to the UK, as well as agreeing future cooperation on financial services, energy, culture and education.
An MoJ spokesperson said: "Where possible, we will be encouraging the payment of the living wage when agreeing future contracts, subject to this being the best value for money for the taxpayer".
The report responded: "The government appears to be underestimating the resources required to negotiate a bespoke deal with the EU, to adopt its WTO schedules, and to agree future trading relationships with third countries".
