The phrase "agreed purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a mutual understanding or shared objective between parties involved in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "The team met to discuss their roles and responsibilities, ensuring that everyone was aligned on the agreed purpose of the project."
Alternatives: "mutual objective" or "shared goal".
The Labour MP, Ian Austin, told the committee: "It is now clear the child abuse inquiry has no chair, no terms of reference and it doesn't seem to me to have any agreed purpose".
In the end it all boils down to an agreed "purpose" in the Paris deal to hold global temperature increases to "well below 2C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit (them) to 1.5C, recognising that this would significantly reduce risks and impacts of climate change".
Collaborative management of natural resources, or indeed co-management for any agreed purpose, is a complex enterprise, but an approach that, if executed properly, can bring benefits at multiple levels (Chen et al. 2012; Liu et al. 2011).
A key message that emerged from our analysis is that close and regular dialogue among all those involved in the health RCS evaluation is essential to achieve a jointly agreed purpose, to maintain engagement and momentum and to provide valid and balanced findings.
It produces results because it creates such pressure, even fear, that people come up with ideas simply to survive... It's undoubtedly effective when the agreed purpose of the exercise is something simple like maximizing profits; less useful when you are trying to see the woods for the trees.
Nor was George III happy in his attempt to express the agreed purposes of the country that to Bute had seemed so clear.
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But others also agree, purpose is as important a concept as ever.
Moreover, only 21% of the CEO participants strongly agreed that purpose plays a central role in guiding their companies during a crisis.
Such a simple description of the field evolution is thought to provide a good enough prediction of the field, both for navigational and internationally agreed reference purposes (the very purpose of IGRF models).
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