The phrase "agreed size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a size has been mutually accepted or confirmed by parties involved in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "The project will proceed based on the agreed size of the components to ensure compatibility."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted size" or "confirmed size".
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"We have an agreed squad size of 24.
HSBC which reports first quarter profits on Monday, forecast to be up 7% to $6.1bn£3.7bnby) by Nomura, may also not yet have agreed the size of its compensation bill after being more determined to fight against a move by the City regulator to change its rules on PPI retrospectively.
Since it is generally agreed that size thresholds limit differentiation rates [20], [21], [23], an early cue indicating a potentially severe time constraint on development and requiring its acceleration is predicted to induce accelerated growth so that differentiation remains unconstrained.
However attempts should be made to hypothesise expected changes in QOL scores in relation to the agreed sample size prior to the trial [ 5].
He agrees that size is an issue, but expects that to change.
Should we ever manage to agree on size and structure, the next question is what is stopping us radically changing the way we work?
Most analysts agree its size was in the hundreds of billions of dollars, with some estimating it reached well more than half a trillion dollars.
BAE's chief executive, Ian King, said failure to agree the size of French and German shareholdings was the key factor behind abandoning the deal, ahead of a 5pm deadline set by the UK Takeover Panel.
