"agreed upon goals" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to goals or objectives that have been mutually agreed upon or decided upon by a group or individuals. Example: "The committee has reached a consensus on the agreed upon goals for the upcoming year, including increasing revenue and improving customer satisfaction."
"Unfortunately, there is always a small minority in every political movement who are more concerned with infighting than with working together to advance agreed upon goals.
I would much rather my partner show me that he loves me by treating me with respect, by making me laugh, by working towards our agreed upon goals, by communicating with me even though I know its difficult for him, or by being there for me in a time of need, than by promising to forsake all others as long as he lives.
It is critical from the outset that the physician, parent, and child have mutually agreed upon goals.
The agreed upon goals of social franchising are to improve private healthcare delivery in four areas: health impact, equity, cost-effectiveness, and quality of drugs and services [ 6].
However, the contents of the goals changed minimally from the first to the last assessment in the baseline period, although the precision increased, implying that parents/child and professionals very early in the baseline period agreed upon goals for the training.
Some fitness business coaches charge by the hour, some by the month, some for six months, and some charge only if you achieve the agreed upon goals you set together at the beginning of the relationship.
"A stadium is not the only possible use for the site and it may be counterproductive in terms of the agreed upon goal -- revitalizing the West Side district," said Robert D. Yaro, president of the association.
Safety is the agreed upon goal of all stakeholders and therefore it must be the foremost critical driver of food, nutraceutical, and pharmaceutical marketing.
Maintaining and improving skin health of patients and long-term care receivers is a widely agreed upon goal in health and nursing care.
Average global temperature is expected to rise by 3-6 °C by the end of the century, exceeding the internationally agreed upon goal of limiting it to 2 °C above preindustrial levels.
What advocates in London perhaps failed to realize was that fulfilling the mutually agreed upon goal of increasing formal Syrian employment was easier said than done, especially from the perspective of refugees.
