The phrase "agreement sought" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one party is looking to obtain or reach an agreement with another party.
Example: "The negotiations continued as both sides worked towards the agreement sought by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "agreement desired" or "agreement requested".
The postwar order that the agreement sought to impose cut across both tribal and religious lines.
However, Obama offered no change in the US position on the overall nature of the agreement sought at Paris.
The agreement sought to end Lebanon's 18-month political stalemate that had escalated into violence and pushed the country to the brink of civil war.
(Bagasse is a residue produced from sugar cane processing). The power purchase agreement sought to restate, amend, and extend an existing agreement; the Commission approved it in 2015 after denying Sierra Club's requests to intervene or participate in the proceedings.
For her part, Mrs. Clinton managed to limit the scope of the agreement sought by Mr. Lazio while claiming the issue as her own because she first called for a ban in December 1999.
The official said the agreement sought by the United States could allow Iraq to "rescind that authority at a later date as the security environment improves and they take over the mission".
Opponents of any further trade agreement seek to tar the entire process with the NAFTA brush.
An intercreditor agreement seeks to allocate risk between the subject creditor classes.
And in Angola, a rising oil power, a new security agreement seeks to expand the training of Angolan military personnel in Brazil.
Even if the United Nations climate change agreement seeks to limit the temperature rise to two degrees, he said, "It is a death sentence for 20 percent of known species".
The regime and Iran may decide not to honour the agreement, seeking to capitalise on their recent victories to finally crush the rebellion.
