The phrase "agreement made between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to introduce the parties involved in a contract or agreement.
Example: "This document outlines the terms of the agreement made between Company A and Company B."
Alternatives: "contract established between" or "arrangement formed between".
The first concerns the fundraising agreement made between the DNC and the Clinton campaign.
In fact the agreement – made between the insurance industry and the Government – expires at the end of June 2013.
Again, back to the original agreement made between Oppenheimer and the army at Los Alamos: the weapons would be secret, but the science would be open.
Their legal transfers under an agreement made between Turkey and the EU last month took place as Greece officially began to return migrants and refugees to Turkey.
He was astonishing as Gordon Brown in The Deal, the drama that told the story of the leadership agreement made between Brown and Blair.
EU capitals, however, want time to examine any agreement made between the European commission and the UK before it is published.
The Uluru Statement from the Heart in 2017 called for a "process of agreement making" between governments and First Nations people, and a truth-telling process.
All the agreements made between Israel and the Palestinians under the Oslo peace process were predicated on Resolution 242.
But even here, there have been agreements made between Iran and other members of the JCP negotiate group that have clarified what Iran's responsibilities would be.
A further unknown amount is caught by other countries' vessels, but the individual agreements made between west African countries and foreign companies are mostly secret.
Ms. LaGrassa said that in the case of Brandeis, the attorney general would review wills and agreements made between the museum and the estates of donors to determine if selling artworks violated the terms of donations.
