The phrase "agreements finalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that all parties have come to a conclusion and have completed the process of agreeing on terms.
Example: "After several rounds of negotiation, we are pleased to announce that all agreements finalized will be signed by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "contracts completed" or "deals concluded".
The agreement, finalized Monday night, averted what would have been the fifth-largest bankruptcy filing in the history of corporate America.
Manny Ansar, the Malian founder of the Festival in the Desert, said the agreement, finalized at Newport last summer, called for Festival Network to provide a range of assistance, including enough money to produce this year's event.
In an agreement finalized over the last week, Senator Orrin G. Hatch, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, dropped his effort to extend provisions of the 2001 legislation, the Patriot Act, whose broad powers to investigate and track terrorist suspects are scheduled to expire in 2005.
Perhaps the most surprising of the top two early leaders was Mike McGinn, a neighborhood activist and local Sierra Club leader who built his low-cost campaign around opposition to one of the mayor's signature accomplishments, an agreement finalized in January to replace the earthquake-damaged freeway.
Four of New York's most dangerous and troubled youth prisons will be placed under federal oversight, strict new limits will be imposed on the use of physical force by guards, and dozens of psychiatrists, counselors and investigators will be hired under a sweeping agreement finalized on Wednesday between state and federal officials.
As the consequences of the talks, on 2 April 2015, in an agreement finalized by the western government (P5 + 13) and ran itself in Switzerland, which deeply altered geopolitical circumstances have been instrumental in facilitating convergences between regional powers.
Burbank officials agreed to stop challenging a jury's verdict in favor of a man who sued Burbank for gender discrimination after he was passed over for a job as a police dispatcher, according to a settlement agreement finalized last week.
City officials agreed to stop challenging a jury's verdict in favor of a man who sued Burbank for gender discrimination after he was passed over for a job as a police dispatcher, according to a settlement agreement finalized last week.
Pressed on whether the court's action would jeopardize the agreement finalized between the U.S. and nearly 200 nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, officials said the administration is not afraid partners in the climate accord will back out.
