The phrase "agreed levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties have come to a mutual understanding or consensus regarding specific standards or criteria.
Example: "The project will proceed based on the agreed levels of performance and quality set during our last meeting."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted standards" or "consensus levels".
Public funding for the service must be maintained at agreed levels over the period covered by the Comprehensive Spending Review.
The result was that marking their work became much more about how we had reached agreed levels rather than being overly corrective.
Last week it was announced that they were failing to meet their own agreed levels of lending under Project Merlin, the one quid-pro-quo for their huge taxpayer-funded support.
Keynes and White proposed fixing exchange rates at agreed levels, removing barriers to foreign trade, and permitting tight controls on the movement of investment capital, thereby insuring a stable environment in which the international economy could flourish.
ReprintsIn April this year, after months of hard bargaining, America and Russia agreed to new, deeper weapons cuts and updated inspection rules that will see their strategic arsenals shrink to 1,550 warheads apiece, a third below previously agreed levels and a small fraction of the many thousands they built during the cold war with more cuts to come.
An agreement that calls on the sponsor or another party to provide the shortfall when cash flow, working capital, or revenues are below agreed levels or are insufficient to meet debt service.
The agreed level we need to avoid is 2 degrees above pre-industrial levels.
If it runs over budget they will share the extra cost, though the company's contribution is capped at an agreed level.
When Sharapova next has the pleasure of sparring with the media here (after her match on Monday), no doubt the agreed level of obfuscation will remain high.
Yesterday Syrian foreign minister foreign minister Walid al-Moualem said the agreed level of 250 observers was a "reasonable and logical".
These assessment factors are nevertheless presented as representing a "widely agreed level of conservatism", a statement that may lead to misunderstandings of what is achieved by using them in a risk assessment.
