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The phrase "agreement only the" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The terms of the agreement only the parties involved can modify."
Alternatives: "the agreement solely" or "only the agreement".
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Under the agreement, only the most affluent households will pay more in income tax.
If the terms of the implementing agreement are closely anticipated and identified in the underlying agreement, only the underlying agreement is considered and international agreement.
In late 1987, Dialogue came into being with the signing of a joint-venture agreement, only the second with a partner based in the United States.
Detailed information on mood shifts among young people is "shareable under non-disclosure agreement only", the document added.
Detailed information on mood shifts among young people is "shareable under non-disclosure agreement only", the document added.
By holding a vote on the withdrawal agreement only, the government had hoped to secure a short delay to Brexit and avoid the UK taking part in May's European elections.
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Under the agreement, only those eligible to withdraw money had to be notified.
But of perhaps greater importance is that no solutions to the fundamental problems of the war in Syria were presented in the agreement; only that the ceasefire agreement would lead to new talks.
The agreement only permits the Bear board to change its recommendation if a higher bid emerges.
President Trump's disastrous move to pull out of the Paris agreement only reinforces the importance of strong state leadership on fighting climate change.
The Taoiseach added delays to an agreement only increased the uncertainty for businesses on the border and those workers who crossed it daily.
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