The phrase "agreed upon statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to statements or terms that have been mutually accepted or acknowledged by all parties involved.
Example: "The contract was based on a series of agreed upon statements that outlined the responsibilities of each party."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted statements" or "consensus statements".
However, perhaps in the face of criticism from the academic community for failing to support academically and ethically sound research, Frontiers later revised its statement to depart from the contractually agreed statement and shift all the blame to the authors, contradicting the contractually agreed upon statement.
He's not facing sexual assault charges, despite admitting in court yesterday in an agreed upon statement of facts that the photo shows him "having sex" with Parsons.
According to an agreed upon statement of fact Henneberry submitted at trial, Leggette suffocated Saunders with plastic and Henneberry admitted she helped him.
However, the most widely agreed upon statement was that "knowing one's HIV status is more important now that ART is available".
Quotes which gave answers to focus group questions and have agreed upon by several participants or that summarised statements repeated across groups were selected.
Four new, agreed-upon statements were extrapolated from the discussions and are given below.
Four new, agreed-upon statements were extrapolated from the discussions: 1. Musculoskeletal discomfort that is at risk of worsening with work activities, and that affects work ability or quality of life, needs to be identified.
Four new, agreed-upon statements concerning prevention of musculoskeletal disorders in workers were extrapolated from the discussions with scientists in the field: 1. Musculoskeletal discomfort that is at risk of worsening with work activities, and that affects work ability or quality of life, needs to be identified.
The recent G-8 summit effectively endorsed this view, both in the official communiqué and an agreed-upon statement supported by 10 major non-G-8 countries, calling for urgent resumption of negotiations and their conclusion in 2010.
