The phrase "agreement report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that outlines the terms and conditions agreed upon by parties involved in a negotiation or contract.
Example: "The agreement report was finalized after several rounds of discussions between the two companies."
Alternatives: "contract report" or "consensus report".
Public Services International (PSI), a global union federation, published the first TISA report, TISA vs Public Services in March 2014, and PSI and OWINFS jointly published "The Really Good Friends of Transnational Corporations Agreement" report in September 2014.
The Public Services International (PSI) global union federation published the first critique, "TISA vs Public Services," in March 2014, and PSI and OWINFS jointly published "The Really Good Friends of Transnational Corporations Agreement" report on domestic regulation in September 2014.
If impossible to come to an agreement: report different opinions.
American Pastimes officials would not comment about the agreement, reported in The Post-Standard of Syracuse.
Neither side is likely to be successful, leaving Syria as the most promising arena for agreement, reports Julian Borger in Herzliya.
In addition to the signing of a defence agreement (reported earlier), Crown Prince Salman had a meeting in London yesterday with foreign secretary William Hague.
In particular, the use of spin polarisation provides quantative agreement with STM observations, rather than the qualitative agreement reported elsewhere.
The agreement, reported to be worth £40m, is now subject to due diligence and the normal procedures from the Football League.
The first phase of this marketing agreement, reports PhoneContent.com, is to provide Motorola phone owners with a free month of the Napster to Go subscription service.
US politicians seeking a deal to avoid steep tax rises and spending cuts known as the "fiscal cliff" are edging towards agreement, reports say.
However, the inter-investigator agreement reported here is higher than 17.4% agreement reported for conventional arthroscopic evaluation by Spahn et al. [ 4].
