The phrase "agreed on for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "agreed upon" or "agreed to."
Example: "The terms were agreed upon after lengthy discussions."
Alternatives: "settled on" or "consented to."
Jeff tells Brian that he has continued to see his stranger, the one they agreed on for their seventh anniversary.
A possible explanation for this under-performance might be the difference between the two distinct guidelines used to annotate the toponyms in the development corpus and the ones we agreed on for our test corpus.
A code phrase, "I need medical," was agreed on for him to use if he felt unsafe.
Mr. Loja said the dentist refused to pay him the fee they had agreed on for a job well done.
If a date can be agreed on for a visit, it probably will be at the end of this month, perhaps during Washington's four-game homestand March 20-26.
An actual date and location must still be agreed on for the talks, which would include Ms. Ashton, who took over in December as the European Union's foreign policy chief, and senior officials from the United States, Russia, China, France, Germany and Britain.
Democrats and Republicans agree on something for once.
If his numerous tiers of management can't agree on, for instance, the inclusion of a bestiality scene in The Archers, then the final call is Hall's.
Whatever the sides ultimately agree on, for many UC postdocs the wait is a major frustration.
We sit and we hum and we lock into a melody that we agree on for the verse and the chorus and the bridge.
28 In general, there is a need for an agreed on framework for curriculum development in Biomedical Informatics.
