The phrase "agreed rates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties have come to a mutual understanding or contract regarding pricing or fees.
Example: "The service will be provided at the agreed rates outlined in the contract."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted rates" or "contracted rates".
If accepted, they become obligatory for use to comply with a standard, but have to be licensed at agreed rates and equally to all applicants.
There were also revenue-recognition issues, including a "lack of systematic documentation of agreed rates and hours" and billing errors which had not been identified or corrected in time.
"This latest mutation of bogus self-employment would effectively see workers who should be directly employed being stripped of holiday pay and their automatic enrolment pension contributions, while allowing employers to pay no national insurance and circumvent nationally agreed rates of pay".
"They are working as hard as they can keeping public services going yet every week they'll be fretting about paying the bills". Wrexham said its pay structure was in line with nationally agreed rates.
In reality, British unions were reaching out to workers from other countries – housed on barges and paid less than agreed rates – and joined them up in the fight for equal pay.
Ask your parents for "summer clean-up" jobs for agreed rates.
For the descriptive analyses, the ratings of these items were transformed into the percentages of GPs who agreed (rating of 4 or 5 on the Likert scale).
Oasis pays the nationally agreed rate, neither more nor less.
In exchange, the seller agrees to pay out whenever inflation is above an agreed rate.
Electricity generated by onshore wind is already cheaper than the agreed rate for Hinkley Point.
You'll then need to pay back the loan at an agreed rate".
