The phrase "agreement developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a consensus or understanding is in the process of being formed or established.
Example: "The parties involved in the negotiation are currently in a phase of agreement developing, which is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "consensus forming" or "understanding evolving".
The unusual agreement developed from an unsolicited approach Mr. Stronach made to the union's president, Basil E. Hargrove, in October 2005.
It said: "An assessment of need and risk should have followed and a separate multi-agency decision agreement developed to address any service gaps".
When its legal memo about torture surfaced, it became clear that it expressed a political view, not a legally defensible one, and wide agreement developed among experts that the case for torture was unsupported by American or international law.
Much of Gauthier's work since Morals by Agreement develops and defends this revisionist account of practical rationality.
Answer: Under the agreement, developed countries have agreed to lead in mobilizing finance and to boost technology support and building up capacity in countries.
A tacit agreement developed between the police and the students, to the point that one night police entered the building and told a group of students that they in the wrong room and ordered them to move to one of several other rooms they indicated were designated for the protest.
To be credible participants in mutual information sharing agreements, developing countries must also be able to generate domestic tax data that is of interest to partner countries.
However, as discussed later, continuity of service provision, data validation efforts, transparency and efficiency then benefit from development of more robust, formal agreements developed during non-eruptive periods.
Big companies cannot participate directly in the negotiations, but nearly 300 industry groups attended the talks this month in Bonn, Germany, potentially influencing the scope of regulations and agreements developed there.
