The phrase "agreeing on technical" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties are coming to a consensus on technical matters, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "We are currently in the process of agreeing on technical specifications for the project."
Alternatives: "reaching a consensus on technical" or "coming to an agreement on technical".
This was supported by both record companies and hardware manufacturers, in December 1998, with a promise to have agreed on technical specifications by June last year.It hasn't happened.
And Europe, which has trailed even further, should catch up thanks to a deal announced this month with two Hollywood studios.One reason for the growth is that, two years ago, the studios agreed on technical standards for digital projection.
A U.N. expert panel earlier this month agreed on a technical road map that will guide the first multinational effort to create a standardized emissions inventory of black carbon, a kind of microscopic soot particle.
Friday's enthusiasm came amid reports that the European Union had agreed on the technical details of a loan for Greece, allowing it to borrow at a rate lower than the record 7.5 percent interest that traders were demanding earlier this week.
Most international piano competitions have a hit-and-miss record when it comes to awarding artistic excellence and individuality, as opposed to qualities that judges at these events find it easier to agree on, like technical proficiency and pianistic flair.
Yuasa and Matsushita Battery Industrial, a subsidiary of Matsushita Electric, have agreed on a technical partnership on nickel hydride batteries, the companies said Monday.
This morning, as had been widely expected, Sony said it will have to delay the launch of the eagerly anticipated PlayStation 3 by half a year to give the company more time to agree on a technical standard that will stop the pirating of movies and other content from the new games console.
Consider agreeing on a curfew.
Suppose that IATA does persuade hundreds of airlines to agree on the new technical standards, and successfully build computer systems that run on them.
For wireless machine communication to become ubiquitous — imagine every home or office window opening and closing automatically to control temperature and humidity — the makers of the modules, SIM cards and associated network equipment will have to agree on broad series of technical standards to enable seamless communication between various devices.
