The phrase "agreement regulates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to describe how an agreement governs or controls certain actions or behaviors.
Example: "The agreement regulates the terms of service between the two parties, ensuring compliance with all outlined responsibilities."
Alternatives: "contract governs" or "agreement controls".
Prussia and Austria signed the Punctation of Olmütz, an agreement regulating the two powers' relations.
Six major European ice hockey nations decided to renegotiate the current agreement regulating player transfers to the N.H.L. from Europe.
The move abruptly cancels a painstakingly negotiated bilateral agreement regulating American adoptions of Russians.
HONG KONG — After more than five years of negotiations, delegates from 64 countries reached broad consensus here Thursday on a new international agreement regulating the recycling of ships.
The measures include freezing talks on making it easier for Russians to travel to Europe and on a new overall agreement regulating relations between Russia and the EU.
The negotiators in Tehran say that every word and punctuation mark is being scrutinised by experts from all parties to avoid leaving any loopholes in an agreement regulating Iran's nuclear programme, potentially for a generation.
This is something that is part of the Vienna document, an agreement regulating transparency and predictability relating to military exercises," said Stoltenberg during a visit to an Estonian military base where British troops have been stationed since March.
Mr. Peskov said Thursday that a bilateral Russian-American agreement regulating adoption by American families that was ratified last year would remain in force until 2014, leading some to conclude that the Kremlin had slightly softened its stance on the ban.
Page A4 DRILLING ACCORD REACHED The United States and Mexico reached an agreement regulating oil and gas development along their maritime border in the Gulf of Mexico, ending years of negotiations and potentially opening more than a million acres to deepwater drilling.
And yet, astonishingly, on January 29th a deal was done.The new "Biosafety Protocol"—the first agreement regulating trade in GMOs seeks to respond to widespread fears that GMOs pose risks to biodiversity and health.
