The phrase "agreement suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a proposal or consensus has been put forward for consideration.
Example: "After much discussion, the agreement suggested was to extend the deadline for the project."
Alternatives: "proposed agreement" or "suggested arrangement".
Turner said the Netflix deal and the emerging terms of any Apple agreement suggested that Comcast had found "very large holes" in the FCC's net neutrality ruling.
The good performance and agreement suggested a potential application in the IOL power formulae of new generation, which use ACD and LT as additional variables2, 37.
The April 25 editorial "A healthy agreement" suggested the Trans-Pacific Partnership won't significantly restrict access to medicines, including in developing countries.
The quick agreement suggested both Washington and Moscow wanted to move beyond the scandal, which occurred as the Senate is weighing a new bilateral nuclear arms-control accord.
"Suleimani and the US could work together if there is a nuclear agreement," suggested Mohamed Ali Vakil, editor of the reformist newspaper Ektebar, interpreting the government's position more explicitly.
"This has all created quite a stir, but maybe it can be worked out through some kind of licensing agreement," suggested Paul S. Wood, White Plains's executive officer, saying that the issue had taken on larger proportions than it merited.
Nothing in the Vienna agreement suggests that will change.
So Tuesday's reunification agreement suggests one of two things.
Not all results are in agreement, suggesting that important changes probably will occur.
Models and experiments are in reasonable agreement, suggesting that the model parameters reflect important design considerations.
Lincoln Center said it planned to re-evaluate the orchestra's constituency agreement, suggesting that it might make the terms tougher.
