The phrase "agreed improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mutually accepted enhancement or change that has been discussed and accepted by all parties involved.
Example: "After our meeting, we reached an agreed improvement on the project timeline that satisfies everyone."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted enhancement" or "consensus on improvement".
Poor industrial relations over a protracted period haven't helped – but the governor now has an agreed improvement plan in place and progress is being made.I've been writing about prison issues since 1994 when I was just 10 years into the 20 I would eventually serve.
ICO found that the company has taken action in all of the agreed improvement areas, yet asked Google to go further to enhance privacy, including ensuring that users are given more information about the privacy aspects of Google products.
In some specific cases, the level of concern had reached the second highest level meaning there had been "continued failure and/or failure to maintain an agreed improvement trajectory".
Against this backdrop, his strong support for the Millennium Development Goals – the internationally agreed improvements in human development that are meant to be reached by 2015 – comes as no surprise.
The report summarized the workshop presentations and discussions, specified eight "action points", and designated individuals and/or organizations to take forward the agreed improvements to the promotion, provision, safety and effectiveness of physical activity opportunities for older people in the United Kingdom.
The agreed improvements concern: the field of action of producer organisations; agricultural insurance and income stabilisation tools; the rules on green payments and payments to young farmers; and the definition of 'active farmer' (allowing Member States to apply it very flexibly).
But if there's one area pretty much anyone would agree improvements could be made, high-tech or otherwise, it's instant coffee.
They agreed that improvement is needed, but said that imposing the rule would make German business less competitive.
The DoH address local targeting through the Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) payment framework [ 89, 90], which incentivises "locally agreed quality improvement schemes" through proportioned conditional income.
68.5% of ACs have established standard coordination between primary and specialty care, mostly through agreed protocols, improvement committees, clinical sessions and training activities.
In addition, the Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) payment framework now provides a vehicle for local service commissioners to make funding allocations to services contingent upon achieving agreed quality improvement targets.
