The phrase "agreed text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties have come to a consensus on a specific document or statement.
Example: "After several rounds of negotiation, we finally reached an agreed text that satisfies all parties involved."
Alternatives: "consensus document" or "mutually accepted text".
"It's close to an agreed text," said a second diplomat.
An agreed text will be published in tomorrow's issue.
On the Middle East we can expect an agreed text to emerge from the talks, pledging both leaders to pursue the opportunities of changed circumstances.
We continue to believe that a solution is possible on the basis of a jointly agreed text, which would accompany Mr. Assange exiting the Embassy, and leading to his extradition.
Another unforeseen sticking point emerged today, when Canada sought to link a previously agreed text on healthcare to human rights, to avoid condoning practices such as female circumcision in the developing world.
In the agreed text of the committee's report, the UK government's denials of Saudi crimes are described as "deeply disappointing" and contributing to "an 'anything goes' attitude" by parties to the conflict.
It seems likely that the Doha conference will come up with resolutions and agreed texts on the small set of issues tabled for discussion here.
"Late one evening," he writes, "the delegates formed a huddle in the corner, trying to agree text between themselves...Eventually, we [authors] were presented with a few sentences that, we were told, the developed countries would reject, and an alternative few sentences that, we were told, the developing countries would reject.
The types who've developed weirdly passionate opinions about halal food over the past couple of years or woke up today ready to share a "True patriots stand up to mega-mosques, like if you agree" text post on Facebook take occasions like Remembrance Day to blindly scream their hatred into the vast nothing of the internet.
The types who've developed weirdly passionate opinions about halal food over the past couple of years – or woke up today ready to share a "True patriots stand up to mega-mosques, like if you agree" text post on Facebook – take occasions like Remembrance Day to blindly scream their hatred into the vast nothing of the internet.
Adam Bird, of Esendex, agrees: "Texting is very direct and it can be very intrusive".
