The phrase "agreement definitely" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to emphasize certainty regarding an agreement, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "We have reached an agreement definitely on the terms of the contract."
Alternatives: "definitely agreed" or "agreement confirmed".
"The new agreement will definitely help to restore the Colorado," said Efraín Nieblas, director of the environmental protection agency for the state of Baja California.
The agreement will definitely bring more opportunities for the great students in china, after all they are not provided with the educational resources that they should be able to have.
A free trade agreement will definitely help U.K. exporters be more competitive in the world's largest economy and can potentially see a renaissance of U.K. exporters and foreign direct investment (FDI) target the U.S.
But a nuclear agreement will definitely strengthen the hands of reformers inside Iran.
For some drivers, the compromise in the tentative agreement is definitely worth making.
"Free trade agreements will definitely help to open up new markets in China, but it won't happen overnight," he says.
"The participation of instructors and specialists from third countries on Ukrainian territory, where the internal conflict remains unregulated, where problems with realising the points of the Minsk agreements persist, definitely doesn't help resolve the conflict," president Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told journalists after the US paratroopers first arrived in Ukraine on Friday.
That's why everybody agrees that we should expedite the peace talks in an outcome to a peace agreement which will definitely encourage development.
When the Russians and the Americans finally succeed in renegotiating their cultural agreements treaty, they definitely ought to include a clause whereby each country agrees to abstain from filming the other's novels.
