The phrase "agreed positions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties have come to a consensus or mutual understanding on certain matters or topics.
Example: "After lengthy discussions, we finally reached agreed positions on the key issues affecting our project."
Alternatives: "consensus views" or "mutually accepted stances".
She is still struggling to build a staff and a new European diplomatic corps, and she must cobble together money and agreed positions from all the members.
When they could be sent, however, remains an open question, because the warring sides have not yet pulled back to agreed positions.
A Lords source said feelings ran high among peers of all political persuasions on civil liberties issues, creating unusual alliances and often pitting peers against their parties' agreed positions.
A joint NATO-Russia council would not just inform Russia of what NATO was up to, but attempt to reach agreed positions, giving Russia high-level representation and a clear voice in--though not a veto over--NATO policy on a range of issues from nuclear proliferation to peacekeeping.
While consensus was eventually achieved in Johannesburg, contentious issues were often solved by falling back on previously agreed positions.
Agreed positions are presented to HPAC by the chair of the HDPG.
If we agree to stick to a collective agreed position, we should not deviate from that.
This is the agreed position of the council of ministers, which Britain had opposed.
Ms. Ashton's officials argue that the differences between member states have complicated her task in voicing an agreed position.
"My concern is that we are hampered... by not having reached an agreed position across Government on how we will respond to Hutton".
This is the first schism," Mrs. Bachmann said after the vote, "because we've deviated from our agreed position, which was to stop implementation of Obamacare this year".
