The phrase "agreed should be" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The terms we discussed are agreed should be finalized by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "agreed upon" or "consensus should be".
United, they agreed, should be associated with passion and panache.
The goal, Mr. LeClerc of the New York Public Library agreed, should be to instill "a love of lifelong learning".
The core of most intervention plans, it is generally agreed, should be a cognitive method engaging the child's intellect and emotions and sociability.
The couple had two children: a son they called Omar, a name which the Indian cousins always considered too Muslim; and the baby of the family, who everyone agreed should be called Asha.
What the complaints did not take into account is that Mr. Aspinall could release only what Apple's principals — Paul McCartney, Mr. Starr, Olivia Harrison and Yoko Ono (the widows of George Harrison and John Lennon) — unanimously agreed should be released.
He said the aim of the project is to highlight the eight Millennium Development Goals, which each UN state agreed should be achieved by 2015, such as the reduction of child mortality or the need to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger.
They are less conflicted over food prices, which they agree should be cheaper.
Historically, many things that today people everywhere agree should be collective responsibilities were once purely private matters.
How do you square it with such an anti-immigration stance which I know we both agree should be reversed?
Wilson goes on to claim that there are some ethical precepts that "all will agree should be opposed everywhere without exception," and his list includes slavery and genocide.
Building expensive new missiles that both sides already agree should be negotiated away would be a wasteful use of Russia's pinched budgetary resources.
