The phrase "agreed package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a set of terms or conditions that have been mutually accepted by parties involved in a discussion or negotiation.
Example: "After several rounds of negotiation, we finally reached an agreed package that satisfies both parties."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted terms" or "consensus agreement".
For Bueltmann, a key question is likely to revolve around who will act as the arbiter and overseer of any final agreed package.
Patient care and the net promoter score which will look at effective ways of capturing patient feedback using a single agreed package.
After all, he had repeatedly nagged Congress to settle party differences and come up with an agreed package: before Thanksgiving, he said first, and then, as that deadline passed, before Christmas.
It is expected, however, that the letter will make clear that Britain is demanding a legally binding commitment from the EU's 27 other leaders that they will abide by an agreed package.
A head-to-head in May between the seventh-placed teams in the Premiership and the Top 14, with the winner securing the final place in next season's new-look European competition, will form part of the agreed package.
The behind-the-scenes messages he and other officials are getting from Russia and China over Iran's nuclear ambitions may determine whether the nuclear diplomacy can succeed.Both countries have been reluctant to press the other element of the agreed package: economic, financial and political sanctions.
The company has agreed the package with the Community, GMB and Unite unions after months of negotiations.
The state-run bank and four other creditor banks provided Daewoo Motor with 100 billion won ($89.4 million) earlier this week as part of a previously agreed financing package.
North Lanarkshire Council agreed a package of savings worth £62m over three years.
