The phrase "agreement sparked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a discussion or negotiation leads to a mutual understanding or consensus between parties.
Example: "The recent discussions between the two companies led to an agreement sparked by their shared interests in sustainability."
Alternatives: "agreement initiated" or "agreement triggered".
The decision (and Fayṣal's capitulation to the terms of the agreement) sparked violent unrest that was met in July by French forces, who imposed an easy defeat and forced Fayṣal into exile.
The bomb, aimed at destroying the Good Friday agreement, sparked condemnation from all parties in both parts of Ireland, including Sinn Fein, the political wing of the mainstream IRA.Standing at the site of the explosion, Mr Blair said the new laws were directed at "outcasts from the community in the whole of the island of Ireland".
Mr Mitchell, in the 11th week of his review of the Good Friday agreement, sparked the manoeuvrings which the British and Irish governments believe will mean actual IRA decommissioning in January after he met David Trimble, leader of the Ulster Unionists.
The UK and 21 other European Union member states on Thursday signed an international copyright agreement treaty called Acta (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement), sparking more demonstrations by internet users who have protested for days both virtually and physically over fear it will lead to online censorship.
Every and any NAFTA expansion agreement sparks ire among Democratic party base groups and increasingly among traditionally GOP-leaning small business owners, farmers and ranchers.
But the agreement has sparked a legislative battle in Congress.
Five years on, the agreement has sparked its own complaints.
The agreement has sparked controversy after four of the big six energy companies increased their prices by an average of 9.1% this month.
The allegations are reminiscent of the credit card deals and student loan agreements that sparked a probe by two New York attorneys general and led to million-dollar settlements with leading banks, new federal laws and embarrassment at the Education Department for missing red flags at institutions it oversees.
The agreement could spark challenges to suburban county governments across the country that have resisted pressure to undo decades of residential segregation.
But I think you could make an argument that it will be nothing compared to the changes that this agreement will spark from the inside out in China.
