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The phrase "agreed on a split of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the division of something, such as profits, responsibilities, or resources, among parties involved in an agreement.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally agreed on a split of the profits from the project."
Alternatives: "reached an agreement on the division of" or "settled on a distribution of".
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Just today, Colonel Mayville agreed on a split of the harvest between the Arabs who planted it and the Kurds who own the land.
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They rapidly agreed on a 60/40 split of shareholding in EADS's favour.
In general, these studies have yielded similar estimates of higher-level Plethodon phylogeny (e.g., most agree on a split between eastern and western species, and on the species groups in eastern North America).
They agreed on a strategy of trying to split the Taliban by enticing its commanders to defect.
Now that the parties have broadly agreed on a 50/50 revenue split, they differ only on the flexibility of restrictions on team payrolls and player movement between clubs.
We agreed on a lot of things.
The consensus group agreed on a total treatment dose of 50 U, split across two to three injection sites per side, with a recommended dose of 8 10 U per injection site.
The experts agreed on a standard total treatment dose of 12 U per side, split between three to four injection sites (see Figure 1B).
The jury could not agree on a verdict, splitting eight-to-four in favor of acquittal.
Where roommates split the rent, the credit would be evenly divided among them unless they agreed on a different arrangement.
Considering the Brits have spent the last two years failing to agree on how a split from the EU, the odds of them figuring it out in two weeks are probably zero.
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