The phrase "agreed practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to methods or procedures that have been accepted or established by a group or organization.
Example: "The team will follow the agreed practices to ensure consistency in our project execution."
Alternatives: "accepted methods" or "established procedures".
(K4610.5.A42 2012) contains the "treaty texts, decisions and agreed practices relating to the procedures that apply in the settlement of WTO disputes". The WTO's Dispute Settlement web page contains the full text of adopted GATT reports and WTO panel, appeal, and arbitration rulings, along with updates of all WTO dispute settlement cases.
In addition, part of the seminar will be attended by representatives of the enterprise leadership who will participate in discussions on how to follow the agreed practices on early RTW in the specific enterprise.
But when he described the kind of church he saw emerging from future discussions, he spoke of a willingness to conform to agreed practices that sounded more disciplined than the Anglican Communion has been in recent times.
Members of the project team (SL & CN) conducted all visits according to an agreed practice visit schedule.
Agreed practice makes perfect, but be patient and do not lose sleep over trivial matters.
Industry leaders also agreed to practice responsible marketing practices with respect to youthful viewers.
"We agree with the attorneys general that the agreed business practices are the new gold standard for P.B.M.'s," said the spokeswoman, Ann Smith.
Lawyer and activist Max Schrems said revelations by whistleblower Edward Snowden showed agreed privacy practices were being ignored by Facebook and others.
The majority of CTFs and CLs (56%) agreed that practices were keen to be involved, only one disagreed.
Fourteen general practices agreed to participate as intervention practice and 13 general practices consented to participate in the control group.
We'd agreed that practice was essential, but naturally it never happened.
