The phrase "agreements network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a system or framework that facilitates or manages agreements between parties, such as in business or legal settings.
Example: "The agreements network established by the organization has streamlined the process of contract management and negotiation."
Alternatives: "contractual network" or "consensus framework".
It's true that most of us are paying for cable channels we don't watch due to the agreements networks make with providers, but that doesn't mean there aren't savings to be found in your cable and Internet bill.
In agreement, network analysis illustrated that the effects of the Nat3 deletion affects a large phosphorylation network, stretching to various cellular locations and functions.
Ensuring "neutrality" could require regulators to interpose themselves in all kinds of agreements between network operators, content providers and consumers.
Other areas of potential conflict, including differing union contracts and agreements with network affiliates, have also been considered, and a plan has been worked out, executives involved in the deal said.
Protocols are a set of agreements among network entities.
This creates a real value-added for urban navigation and could be monetized by app store sales, bundling agreements with network operators, or location-aware advertising.
The new offering won't have the same material as the flagship channel because that would likely run afoul of agreements the network has with distributors.
Ms. Wiggins said cellular operators now entering the market would capture more than 50percentt of service revenue by 2006, mostly through resale agreements with networks like Wayport's.
Phones bought in the UK are able to function abroad because of the international "roaming" agreements British networks have with local service providers.
Indeed, there is widespread agreement among network executives and ad buyers that this is the slowest fourth-quarter scatter market since the Gulf War and recession days of 1991.
