The phrase "agreement somewhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consensus or understanding that exists in an unspecified location or context.
Example: "We need to find the agreement somewhere in the documents before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "consensus located" or "understanding found".
I'm sure it's probably in the captain's agreement somewhere, but I can't really see that happening.
Yes, if we didn't know any better we'd believe the franchise agreement somewhere states that if the Lakers aren't good, they must at least be painfully dramatic.
"I would see the sound bites, and I could tell that people were not telling everything," he said, adding, "I personally think there is a handshake agreement somewhere that's being played out".
If he doesn't get agreement, he'll go somewhere else".
There is near universal agreement that tetrapods originated somewhere within the fleshy-finned or lobed-finned fishes (Sarcopterygii), although total agreement does not exist on which sarcopterygian group is ancestral to them.
Under the United Nations resolution that ended the 1999 war, Kosovo remains in Yugoslavia, but its final status is subject to an international agreement to be concluded somehow, somewhere.
"That was probably unwise and he could have done a deal earlier and could have gone somewhere by mutual agreement.
WWE signed a 10-year agreement with Saudi Arabia earlier this year worth somewhere between $450 million and $500 million, which ultimately seems to have persuaded the company to see "Crown Jewel" through.
It was buried somewhere in user agreements.
Now, in cases where these individual ratings are not in complete agreement, the overall rating should be somewhere in between the extremes that have been suggested.
So there you have it: The truth of trade agreements' impact on domestic regulation lies somewhere in between the two sides' statements.
