The phrase "agreed payment terms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the payment conditions that have been mutually accepted by parties involved in a transaction or contract.
Example: "Before we proceed with the contract, let's review the agreed payment terms to ensure both parties are on the same page."
Alternatives: "accepted payment conditions" or "mutually accepted payment terms".
Ask for a detailed, written quotation with start and finish times and agreed payment terms.
You knocked on the door of a shop or a workshop, were overwhelmed by the craftsmanship employed behind the scenes, played a few instruments, chose one, came back the next day to reassure yourself, agreed payment terms, and eventually took it home.
Typically you will enter into a contractual arrangement with the club, and it is here that you'll need to specify agreed payment terms, such as: A price per person who comes.
Holland & Barrett said: "Our agreed payment terms are a standard 90 days, although in fact our average payment time is around 60 days.
Despite European Union guidelines stating that should it take no more than 60 days for businesses to pay bills, Carlsberg said "parties are free under English law to agree payment terms longer than 60 days".
The deal includes an option for additional matches beyond the initial 10, with pre-agreed payment terms for each game.
Medicare officials said they would announce the approved sponsors in late March, but companies that specialize in managing drug benefits have already faxed contracts to thousands of pharmacies, urging them to agree to payment terms for the cards.
Agree the payment terms before you accept the order.
If you're okay with the price and sample, then agree on the payment terms and shipment mode and dates.
Following a bargaining session that lasted until 5 a.m. on Wednesday, the company agreed to the same payment terms as its competitors.
"We believe that the payment terms agreed with HMRC allow the club to manage repayments in a way that will not be detrimental to longer-term development of the club".
