The phrase "agreement invited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are requesting or encouraging someone to express their agreement or consent to a proposal or idea.
Example: "In light of the new policy changes, your feedback is important, and any agreement invited will be taken into consideration."
Alternatives: "consent requested" or "approval sought".
The agreement invites the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which operates under U.N. auspices, to provide a special report in 2018 on the impacts of such a goal.
As a preventive measure, those who are allowed to hear advance copies of the music are asked to sign a security agreement or invited to the record company office or a listening party for a one-time hearing.
The draft agreement merely invited governments to "consider rationalising inefficient fossil fuel subsidies…in a manner that protects the poor and the affected communities".In this section The laws of the city Leaker unplugged Many "mays" but few "musts" ReprintsOther draft recommendations were similarly diluted.
Chancellor Angela Merkel — leader of the EU's industrial heavyweight Germany — called for a "comprehensive, fair, and binding" agreement and invited countries to earmark "100 billion dollars a year" to help vulnerable nations fight climate change.
Parties to the Paris Agreement are invited to communicate, by 2020, their mid-century, long-term low GHG emission development strategies.
Parties to the Paris Agreement are invited to communicate, by 2020, their mid-century, long-term low‑GHG emission development strategies.
The South Korean president, Park Geun-hye, has suggested that one such step would be an agreement to invite non-Korean factories to Kaesong.
After two years working with suppliers in Costa Rica, we have brokered an agreement to invite independent labour experts to review labour practices and identify ways to strengthen them.
Tesco told us that it was already actively engaged in improving standards: "After two years working with suppliers in Costa Rica, we have brokered agreement to invite independent labour experts to review labour practices and identify ways to strengthen them.
But when Peretz asks, as he does, "So what?" if there's no peace agreement, I invite him to try saying that to the widows.By the way, he also adds, en passant, that the Arab League's Amr Moussa has been The Economist's favourite for more than a decade "probably because he can be trusted to hate Israel".
