The phrase "agreement on rules" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a consensus or understanding regarding specific guidelines or regulations among parties.
Example: "The team reached an agreement on rules to ensure fair play during the tournament."
Alternatives: "consensus on regulations" or "understanding of guidelines".
According to the World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement on Rules of Origin, when a good is produced by more than one country, the country of origin is the "country where the last substantial transformation has been carried out".
In 1977 the two sides reached a limited agreement on rules of navigation on the Ussuri.
That reciprocity would be indicated by an agreement on rules of origin of textiles.
"The biotech revolution raises big moral issues that scream out for international governance and a common agreement on rules," notes Francis Fukuyama, author of "The End of History".
The chief reason Mr. Bush has not gone that route is Pentagon skittishness about practical difficulties, like winning rapid agreement on rules of engagement for a multinational force.
The European Union also is seeking agreement on rules that would require member states to present public finance plans in greater detail, and sooner than is now the case, to the commission.
Last Thursday the leaders of the Senate, in contrast to President Obama's State of the Union speech, reached an agreement on rule changes which shows again that they may be able historians, but they fail miserably as futurists and leaders of change.
The ETRC and MEPs are pushing Mr Barrot to negotiate bilateral agreements on rules for transit passengers.
On Thursday, the parliamentarian leading negotiations with European countries said he had disbanded efforts to reach an agreement this month on rules to clamp down on hedge funds and private equity.
In 2005 at Mar del Plata, Argentina, the left governments buried the U.S.-sponsored "Free Trade Area of the Americas," thus putting an end to the American dream of a hemispheric commercial agreement based on rules designed in Washington.
Basel III, the international agreement on bank rules, put the rate at $3 for every $100 in assets.
