The phrase "agreement most of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The agreement most of the team reached was not documented properly."
Alternatives: "most of the agreement" or "the majority of the agreement".
In the final agreement, most of the cuts to services were taken off the table.
Mr. Paterson said that as part of the agreement, most of the $800 million in cuts that he proposed last week would be restored.
Ban set out the elements of a strong Paris agreement, most of them still hotly disputed in the draft text before negotiators.
To make this case, they cited an agreement most of them would not have seen – given it's a private agreement between two party leaders, which hasn't gone to either party room or been made public.
The agreement, most of which will become effective once Mrs. Clinton is confirmed, will prevent the Clinton Global Initiative from holding just the sort of meeting that it is sponsoring in Hong Kong starting Tuesday, the day after Mr. Obama's scheduled announcement.
With the trade agreement most of those anti-U.S. tariffs would disappear.
France has often cited these agreements, most of them drawn up in the 1960s and 1970s, to justify its sporadic military interventions on average, once every two years for the past four decades.End of dark chapter?But the French have grown tired of playing the "gendarme" of Africa.
It is possible to see such a pattern with the other agreements as well; this is partly why Mexican business leaders themselves have recognized that despite the large number of trade agreements most of them have been underutilized (CEE 2010: 185 6).
The problem-limited variation occurs when there is a large proportion of agreement and most of the agreement is limited to only one possible rating choice.
Tight-lipped, Thibodeau nodded in agreement through most of it.
The head, who left by mutual agreement, bore most of the burden of failure.
