The phrase "agreement was finalised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a contract or understanding has been completed and is now binding.
Example: "After several rounds of negotiation, the agreement was finalised, and both parties signed the contract."
Alternatives: "agreement was concluded" or "agreement was settled".
The final session started yesterday and finished early this morning, during which time the legal agreements were finalised and signed". The shortened eight mile line will now cost more than £100m a mile, but the council believes it will become the basis for a larger tram network around the city.
Agreements were finalised on 8 January, but the project was not revealed until a press release on 10 March.
In 2010, right after the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the EU opened negotiations with the Council of Europe on a draft Accession Agreement, which was finalised in April 2013.
"India has reasons to be satisfied with the Paris agreement on climate change that was finalised on Saturday night," said the IndianExpress newspaper.
"However, when it was finalised the agreement included terms for his release to play international rugby which were outside Premiership Rugby board policy".
The team continued this iterative process of coding, meeting, and refining the guide before the three authors reached agreement and the coding strategy was finalised.
The list of services to be included was finalised in agreement with the funder, with the final list designed to include services that represented different target client age groups (i.e. adult, child and adolescent), rural and metropolitan locations, residential and non-residential services, and different states/territories.
The Steering Group membership was finalised by agreement among the NIAA's main funding partners in November 2013, with the aim of including a broad range of professional and lay representatives; terms of reference and the PSP protocol were signed off by the Steering Group in early 2014.
