The phrase "agreed solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to solutions that have been mutually accepted or consented to by all parties involved.
Example: "After several meetings, we finally reached a consensus on the agreed solutions to the issues at hand."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted solutions" or "consensus solutions".
In particular, hopes that farmers' participation in decision-making within such programs would lead them to cooperate more voluntarily in implementing agreed solutions are frequently not realised.
Both to the Chinese authorities and to fellow Tibetans who favoured taking a more strident line, his message was the same: "Whether we like or not, we have to live side by side, we have to find mutually agreed solutions".
"I do not expect to find agreed solutions straight away," he told them.
He told the BBC Radio 4's World at One: "What we have got is just a commitment to try to work towards agreed solutions and if there are no agreed solutions then the clause provides that the UK will maintain full alignment with the rules of the internal market which support north-south cooperation.
In contrast, authority allows us to scale by making it possible for large numbers of people to act as an organization with agreed solutions to the fundamental problems of organizing and without succumbing to the quadratic explosion.
Even if mutually agreed solutions exist at all, they would be found through long and painstaking processes of negotiations.
Not one of the parties has approached Australia to resolve the case through a mutually agreed solution," the diplomat said.
What's so much better is a mutually agreed solution with a child, not the parents, always at the centre".
"Given the international nature of this problem we believe that an internationally agreed solution will be the most effective response.
They would not genuinely commit to any broadly agreed solution for Afghanistan, and hedged their bets against western failure – a strategy that made failure itself more likely.
They called for a "just" and "agreed" solution to the vexed issue of Palestinian refugee claims to a right of return to sovereign Israel.
