"agreement dated" is a valid and correct phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a document that has an agreement that is dated (i.e. is dated with a specific date). For example, "We have signed the agreement dated April 13th, 2021."
The agreement, dated February 2006, said "no party may challenge, appeal or attempt to set aside" the arbitration award.
The court papers said there was a written agreement, dated August 1 , 1993 for only the first three movies.
In a contract agreement dated February 2010, DST Global, the investment firm founded by the Russian billionaire Yuri Milner, agreed to an extended lockup schedule.
The loan given to help Taylor set up the Manchester Guardian was arranged through a legal agreement dated 28 April 1821.
Mr. McCauley, a public defender, said in court that he had received the agreement, dated Aug. 14, and had gone over it with his client "a number of times".
The administration of the Hearst estate, in the Journal-American of Aug. 27th, stated, however, "This so-called agreement dated Nov. 5, 1950, was never executed and for this and many other reasons has no more effect that if it never existed.
The original agreement, dating to 1921, requires that Waterbury release a minimum of 1.5 million gallons a day into the Shepaug River from May to November.
Last month, a vote by the Screen Actors Guild let lapse an agreement dating back to 1939, when those films were released, governing the relationship between agents and actors.
But the BBC made a rare breach of an agreement dating to 1963, saying it would not give free airtime to the appeal.
"I guess I can intellectually say I understand it," said Ron Rossi, the executive director of USA Luge, upset that a gentlemen's agreement dating to the 1980 Lake Placid Games has ended.
To institute their ambitious programs, Kelly and Cohen sought to modify the Handschu agreement, dating from 1985, which prohibited the N.Y.P.D. from conducting open-ended group surveillance without evidence of a crime.
