The phrase "agreements from two" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to agreements that involve two parties, but it needs more context to be fully understandable.
Example: "The agreements from two parties were essential for the contract to be valid."
Alternatives: "agreements between two" or "contracts from two".
The Department for Education needs to shorten the reins on academies, she says, reducing funding agreements from seven to five years, taking a more rigorous approach to sponsors (previously more than 95% were approved), and stepping in more quickly when results are poor.
Labour wants to lengthen the standard length of tenancy agreements from one year to three years, and give new tenants the right to know what previous occupants of a property paid.Economists usually dislike rent controls, which reduce the incentive to build new homes.
Ofcom said today it has secured agreements from three of the largest U.K. ISPs, BT, TalkTalk and Virgin Media, to work on a new Code of Conduct for business broadband services.
To date, we have secured formal agreements from three of nine historically Black church denominations to include HIV as a social justice issue in church activities, and have cultivated agreements to integrate HIV-related coursework into required curricula at predominantly African-American theological seminaries.
Agreement from two physicians is required, and the medicine must be self-administered.
Afghan and United Nations mediators, joined by American officials, extracted a conditional cease-fire agreement from two rival tribal warlords in an eastern Afghan town where there was fighting for two days last week.
Using this new argument about the top leaders has been persuasive, the senior official said, and the government has won initial agreement from two key European allies to sign an exemption saying all American soldiers, officials and civilians are outside the reach of the court.
Merging the importance categories into two (<7 and ≥7) resulted in an eight-fold increase in the number of intervention items achieving consensus agreement (from two items to 18 items).
This is done by allocating an estimated percentage of total volume of blood lost to each injury code in the abbreviated injury scale dictionary by blinded, then consensus, agreement from two emergency physicians.
I agree that the ideal way to gain trust in a particular result is to observe agreement from two experiments in which *everything* differs, even the workflow system and the hardware (at some length: http://davidsoergel.com/posts/confirmation-depth-as-a-measure-of-reproducible-scientific-research, but just see Fig. 2 there for the main point).
