The phrase "agreements in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention behind making agreements.
Example: "We have reached several agreements in order to enhance collaboration between our departments."
Alternatives: "agreements to" or "agreements for the purpose of".
The parties have reached the following agreements in order to achieve the above aims.
A Conservative source said: "It's right that we look at issues like ballot thresholds and minimum service agreements in order to protect passengers on vital public transport networks.
A source said: "It's right that we look at issues like ballot thresholds and minimum service agreements in order to protect passengers on vital public transport networks.
Over the next several months, the company plans to hire two engineers, continue fundraising, and achieve proof of concept with nondisclosure agreements in order to address additional contracts.
With limited resources, all levels of government have been negotiating agreements in order to combat the growing problem, from local police to the president.
Journalists losing their jobs due to the closure of the print editions of the Independent and Independent on Sunday are being forced to sign gagging agreements in order to receive redundancy pay.
His predecessor, Mr Ashton, left the station last week after five years "by mutual agreement" in order to "pursue other interests".
They accuse Israel of trying to destroy the Oslo agreement in order to prevent a Palestinian state from emerging in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Stalin accepted the agreement in order to avoid the prospect of war in 1939, but he had few illusions about the threat posed by Germany in the future.
But it seems unlikely that either campaign would be inclined to open negotiations for something analogous to a prenuptial agreement in order to forestall a postelection war.
