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Discover LudwigThe phrase "agreement intended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the purpose or aim of a particular agreement or contract.
Example: "The parties involved in the negotiation clarified that the agreement intended to establish a long-term partnership."
Alternatives: "agreement meant" or "agreement aimed".
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One such is a recent agreement intended to deal with the problem of death squads.
The grant is part of an international agreement intended to preserve the earth's ozone layer.
Actually, it turned an agreement intended to limit nuclear testing into a limited warrant for increased nuclear testing.
Stephens Media, owner of The Review-Journal, wants to dissolve the joint agreement, intended to preserve newspapers.
That should reduce emissions of carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas covered by the Kyoto protocol, an agreement intended to curb global warming.
At lastAn agreement intended to bring peace to Northern Ireland will create a new assembly for the province and institutional links between northern and southern Ireland.
A cease-fire and the deployment of UN peacekeeping forces were among the provisions of the 1999 Lusaka Peace Accord, an agreement intended to end the hostilities.
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Scientists say the same 1000 gigatons that would erase sea ice would also warm the world by 2°C the threshold that the Paris climate agreement intends to stay below.
They said it violated international agreements intended to promote free trade.
Wal-Mart has forged agreements intended to bring upscale items into its stores.
For one thing, longstanding international agreements intended to promote global trade exempt airline and shipping fuel from taxation.
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