The phrase "agreed payout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial agreements, contracts, or settlements where a specific amount has been mutually accepted by the parties involved.
Example: "After lengthy negotiations, both parties finally settled on an agreed payout of $50,000."
Alternatives: "settled amount" or "mutually accepted payment".
"After careful consideration the remuneration committee and board agreed [the payouts] following an exceptional performance," he said.
Los Angeles has agreed to payouts of more than $8 million in three fatal police shootings.
Feinberg, who was appointed last summer by the White House to take over the claims process, has advised individuals and businesses seeking compensation that they do not need their own lawyer to agree a payout.
It comes after the BBC agreed a libel payout with Lord McAlpine after airing a botched Newsnight investigation into child abuse at a North Wales care home.
It agreed to the payout -- about 30percentt of its profit in the years in question --to put the matter behind it.
Former investment banker Carnwath wanted Diamond to waive a £2.7m bonus – part of a £17m pay deal – to show leadership but she eventually agreed to the payout.
But a person who was briefed on the results of the negotiations said that Procter & Gamble, which makes Pampers diapers, Tide detergent and Pantene shampoo, had agreed to the payout and the audit.
By the end of that same month, Wayne agreed to a payout of $2,300 to give up all rights to future Apple earnings.
Deutsche has an especially nasty history of clashing with U.S. and European regulators, and in 2015 agreed to a payout of $2.2 billion to settle charges of interest-rate rigging here and abroad.
The actor had reportedly agreed to the payout before going on the "Today" show to reveal his medical status and declare that he would no longer be paying any of the people he'd been trying to keep from revealing his HIV status.
