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The phrase "agreed preliminary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a preliminary agreement or understanding has been reached between parties.
Example: "We have established an agreed preliminary framework for the project, which will guide our next steps."
Alternatives: "preliminary agreement" or "initial consensus".
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The 34-year-old Argentine legend is believed to have agreed preliminary terms with the Foxes before Nigel Pearson's dismissal as manager but is yet to sign on the dotted line following weeks of uncertainty.
The studios have agreed preliminary orders with Kodak and are now "negotiating formal commitments", the Wall Street Journal reported.
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It had been reported the pair had agreed a preliminary, non-legally binding deal. .
The European Union has agreed a preliminary deal to scrap mobile roaming charges across the region by June 2017.
By midnight on Wednesday, they agreed to preliminary terms, based on the assumption that they'd get funding from three firms.
They have agreed to preliminary terms of a deal that will trim oil production, but the details remain to be determined.
By 23 February, Tipu began making overtures for peace talks, and hostilities were suspended the next day when he agreed to preliminary terms.
The development has been framed as a threat to Ministry of Sound due to potential noise complaints by future residents, but the hearing insists that all parties have agreed to preliminary measures that hope to disspell fears of a potential closure for the club. .
Based on the discussion all authors agreed on preliminary main themes and perspectives.
These three reviewers then discussed their independently derived themes and agreed a preliminary coding frame of main themes.
Once the Paris panel agreed upon preliminary domains and categories, the members undertook a discrete-choice conjoint analysis exercise guided by an experienced facilitator (RPN) and aided by a rheumatologist with experience in the process (TN), similar to that used for other classification criteria (eg, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic sclerosis).
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