The phrase "agreements for both" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a situation where two parties have come to an understanding or contract that benefits and/or satisfies both of them. Example: "The negotiations resulted in agreements for both parties, ensuring fair compensation and mutual benefits for each side."
It calls itself "a private company working to broker biodiversity offsetting agreements for both developers and landowners".
"The lack of such a clause in the advance purchase agreements for both contracts consequently exposed the Exchequer to some risk".
The comparisons showed good agreements for both forced and natural convective cooling.
Overall agreements for both spherical and non-spherical particle models are observed in both the motion of individual particles and the screening performance quantities.
Regarding the inter-annotator agreements for both metrics, note that it is higher for the sensory layers (with best agreement for A and AV) compared to the sensory-semantic (AVS) layer.
A comparison of the sound pressure level spectrum between the present DVM-APE simulation and the published experimental results is also presented, showing good agreements for both the peak frequencies and the sound pressure levels.
"I think this represents a good agreement for both sides," Bill Plunkett, a spokesman for the association of private companies, said on Thursday afternoon.
"I regard it to be a very positive agreement for both sides," Rob Manfred, baseball's chief labor relations executive, said yesterday.
What do you think: is this a win-win agreement for both Microsoft and Yahoo?
Nevertheless, these results are still in good agreement for both cable tension and bending moment.
The reconstructed strain distributions were validated with further experiments, indicating good agreement for both cases.
