The phrase "agreed terms of reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a group or parties have come to a mutual understanding or agreement on the scope and objectives of a project or discussion.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to finalize the agreed terms of reference to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "established terms of reference" or "consensus on terms of reference."
Tony Wray, then managing director and now chief executive, notified Ofwat immediately and set up agreed terms of reference for an internal investigation.
Last week's meeting agreed terms of reference wide enough to incorporate substantial reforms, if Caborn and Uefa have the nerve to demand them, examining... a.
In addition to the demand that settlement activity be frozen, the Palestinians also want agreed terms of reference for the negotiations, chiefly that the talks will be for a Palestinian state whose borders will be based on the 1967 lines.
Consultation and participation with consumers and the community is an important part of this project and Reference Groups will be set up with agreed terms of reference.
The rationale is best expressed as an agreed terms of reference, and the discussion leading to agreement can both help the committee to form and provide guidance to shape future input.
Key obstacles identified by the assessment were the non-existence of well agreed terms of reference for the UN Gender Focal Points, the lack of leadership of the UN Gender Thematic Group, and the weak technical capacity of some of its members.
With thousands of Khan's supporters bearing down on the capital on Tuesday, the supreme court offered a way out of the crisis, saying the PTI and the governing Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) (PML-N) had until Thursday to agree terms of reference for the judge-led inquiry or the court would decide them.
Their first tasks are to finalise membership of the panel and agree terms of reference for the inquiry, said the Home Office in a statement.
Clarity about roles and functions was often missing from the examples presented above reinforcing the need to develop and agree terms of reference for the objectives, functions and working practices of national and subnational coordination structures, and to define the roles and responsibilities of individual members.
The two ministers have agreed on terms of reference for the committee of MPs and peers – and want parliament to see how "issues relating to determining the balance between privacy and freedom of expression" could "best be decided".
The inquiry still has to finalise membership of its panel and agree its terms of reference.
