The phrase "agreed information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that has been mutually accepted or acknowledged by parties involved in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "After several meetings, we finally reached a consensus on the agreed information regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted information" or "consensus information".
The Department of Health said it agreed information should be provided to help people make healthy choices.
"The Department of Health asked the Metropolitan Police Service, through an agreed information sharing process, to review information it held to ascertain if it included material related to health and care settings".
The development of nationally agreed PILs with agreed information of importance to surgeons and patients should improve the content of PILs.
The second section (line 7 22, Fig. 2) contains the multi-agent consensus part of the CBGA, which is split into two phases: the first correlates the receiver's current information with that of the sender and secondly, the receiver takes new information from the sender and merges it with its own data to produce a consistent set of agreed information.
Why not study media, when we all agree information technologies are changing the world?
The threat is real, agrees information privacy expert Chris Hoofnagle of the University of California, Berkeley.
Nationally agreed standard information sheets with information of importance to surgeons and patients are recommended, to improve current practice.
Makes a strong case to address this issue with future work (eg, development of nationally agreed patient information leaflets (PILs) informed by 'core information sets').
If no trial information was available and if two of the other sources agreed, this information was accepted.
It was agreed that information sharing between consumers and healthcare practitioners is important, and reported that "enough" information is shared between CAM practitioners and consumers.
Congresswoman and former Microsoft Vice-President SuzagreedBene agreed that information is the key to influence for everyday citizens.
