The phrase "agreement committed" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing formal agreements or contracts, but it would typically require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The parties involved have reached an agreement committed to ensuring mutual benefits."
Alternatives: "binding agreement" or "committed agreement".
This agreement committed the UN to assisting Iraq in rebuilding a stable and prosperous postwar polity.
The coalition agreement committed the government to introduce a "referendum lock" and to examine the case for a sovereignty bill.
The Kyoto agreement committed the industrialized countries to cut their greenhouse gas emissions below 1990 levels by 5.2percentt.
The coalition agreement committed to "introduce measures to make the police more accountable through oversight by a directly elected individual, who will be subject to strict checks and balances by locally elected representatives".
The Good Friday agreement committed Protestants to sharing power with Catholics, on the police force and in other bodies, and as it has been carried out, Protestants' power has been eroded in favor of more representative government.
A company statement said the agreement committed a company to the goal of a safe and sustainable garment industry in Bangladesh "in which no worker needs to fear fires, building collapses or other accidents that could be prevented with reasonable health and safety measures".
Kyoto protocol: The only agreement committing rich countries to reduce emissions is the Kyoto protocol, whose first commitment period ends next year.
The agreement commits the Royal Mail to a 75-25% split between full-time and part-time jobs.
In September, Sudan signed an agreement committing itself to return Uganda's children.
The six-article agreement commits both sides to a permanent cessation of military activities along their border.
In 1981 he convinced the teams to sign a contract – the Concorde Agreement – committing them to race at every grand prix.
