The phrase "agreed project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project that has been accepted or approved by all parties involved.
Example: "After several meetings, we finally reached a consensus on the agreed project and are ready to move forward."
Alternatives: "approved project" or "consensus project".
The expansion from 15 to 27 or 28 members (including Turkey, with which negotiations have yet to begin) is an agreed project.
The scheme is part of an already agreed project to regenerate the town over the next eight years at a cost of £500m.
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The funding council has recently agreed projects at Blackburn, Blackpool, Burnley, Everton, Grimsby and North and South Devon.
He told MSPs most of the money has already been allocated to agreed projects, including extra spending on social security, and £66 million would be saved.
Zohar, agrees: "Project Pronto is not just another DSL rollout, its a serious commitment to build the new public network".
Even if agreed, any project would appear some way off.
Dieter Zetsche, Chrysler's chief executive, agreed the project could be "the starting point for closer cooperation" among the three companies.
Sue Horner, lead consultant for English at the QCA, agreed the project had the potential for wider application.
Under the change, the Air Force agreed to project the cost of the fuel used to power the tankers over a 40-year period, rather than 25 years.
The management agreed, the project was accepted, and I managed the Philips part of it.
