The phrase "agreed timetable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a schedule or plan that has been mutually accepted by all parties involved.
Example: "We have established an agreed timetable for the project milestones to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted schedule for" or "consensus timetable for".
Yet only a few days earlier, a front-page report in the Financial Times claimed that Mr Blair and Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, had drawn up an agreed timetable for a euro referendum either in autumn next year or in spring 2003.The story prompted a furious rebuttal from the chancellor's camp.
"The arrival of the tram has been a long time coming and we must make sure we keep to the agreed timetable for the town centre route as it is central to our future prospects".
Assad's government needs to accept a mutually agreed timetable for talks about a genuine power-sharing government as a prelude to real and substantial reform.
"There is no agreed timetable for reaching a civilian government," says Moncrieff, "and there are lots of different scenarios for which direction things could turn".
If the agreed timetable for Palestinian reconciliation is adhered to, we are promised to witness the reemergence of the Palestine Liberation Organization as the embodiment of the aspirations of Palestinians.
NIXON TODAY — Agreed timetable for complete with drawals as part of an over‐all settlement, based on principles previously defined.
Mr. Faizi, the spokesman for Mr. Karzai, said Afghanistan was more than capable of handling its own people, and that Mr. Karzai's administration simply wanted to enforce previously agreed timetables for the coalition to hand over control of detainees to Afghan authority.
Since then, however, after China finally backed down and agreed the timetable for Paris, the country has shown more public willingness to negotiate on climate change.
He said "we should promptly agree a timetable for accepting the dates and formats of future debates", including in the runup to the EU referendum.
The academic analysis was quietly published on Monday before a crucial cabinet meeting where Theresa May and the chancellor, Philip Hammond, are likely to face pressure from colleagues to agree a timetable for easing seven years of public sector pay restraint.
The EU summit this week will agree a timetable for the new force to seize their boats with a possible military operation to destroy them in time if the Libyans' consent is ever obtained.
