The phrase "agreement incomplete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a contract or understanding has not been fully finalized or lacks certain necessary details.
Example: "The project cannot proceed until the agreement is complete; currently, the agreement is incomplete."
Alternatives: "contract not finalized" or "understanding lacking details".
Andrew Travers left the north London authority by "mutual agreement" after incomplete registers were sent to 155 polling stations last Thursday.
In another exchange, Mr. Falk faced questions from Chief Judge Alex Kozinski and Judge John Clifford Wallace about the value of the shares and claims that the agreement was incomplete.
Calling the North American Free Trade Agreement an incomplete treaty, Mr. Fox urged legislators to back away from safety standards that have prohibited Mexican trucks from entering the United States.
No formal announcement has been made because final details of the agreement remain incomplete, but Sony and Internet Initiatives confirmed they and Toyota had a deal to create such a business.
It is a technique that is useful for situations where individual judgments must be tapped and combined in order to address a lack of agreement or incomplete state of knowledge.
They concluded that the agreements are "incomplete" and would likely mean additional costs and potential shortfalls in orders for UK firms.
Use the Save Agreement or Cancel buttons at any time to save the incomplete agreement or cancel the process.
"The world's nations have come together and concluded a historic — if incomplete — agreement to begin tackling global warming," Carl Pope, executive director of the Sierra Club, said on Friday.
Overall, in vitro transport studies indicate dexloxiglumide to be moderately soluble and moderately permeable, which is in agreement with the incomplete oral absorption of dexloxiglumide.
But now the world has entered a binding agreement – imperfect and incomplete in parts – but absolutely clear on one thing: all countries have agreed to reduce their greenhouse emissions and keep reducing them.
But the Paris agreement – imperfect and incomplete in parts – does put considerable pressure on Australia (as on all countries) to toughen the targets the Turnbull government has pledged (they have been rated inadequate by the Climate Tracker thinktank and other analysts) and to actually meet them.
