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The phrase "agreement would be set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the establishment or formalization of an agreement or contract.
Example: "Once all parties have reviewed the terms, the agreement would be set to take effect on the agreed date."
Alternatives: "agreement will be established" or "agreement will be finalized."
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She said a draft negotiating text for a new agreement would be set out next year.
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Under the new agreement, a trust fund would be set up, and repayments from the loan program would be used for dealing with asbestos hazards.
But if such details were put into a trade agreement, in all likelihood a ceiling would be set on bank equity capital, severely limiting the ability of American officials to respond to financial risks as they materialize.
Instead, police and fire pay would be set by collective bargaining agreements with unions.
However, the prosecutor would be set up only if there was unanimous agreement to proceed, which seems unlikely.
Clinton aides also promoted the oversight commission that would be set up to police compliance with the agreement.
Fifty million dollars was set aside annually for medical research and approximately $1 billion would be set aside for retired player benefits over the life of the agreement.
The agreement had been made on the assumption that he would be setting up trading posts, not discovering whole new continents.
Revenue-tied increases above those percentages that would go to the players under the current agreement would instead be set aside for revenue-sharing.
I realized I'd been set up.
These findings suggest that if priority setting were left to more homogenous raters, the degree of agreement would be improved.
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