The phrase "agreements on which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific agreements that serve as a basis for further discussion or action.
Example: "The contracts include several agreements on which the partnership is founded."
Alternatives: "agreements that form the basis" or "agreements upon which".
The agreements on which space law is based were formulated at a time when governments dominated space activities and commercial space ventures were just beginning.
These transparency measures have to be thought through carefully and incorporated into the agreements on which public-private-partnerships are based.
Amid recriminations over US and western European interventions in Kosovo, Libya and Syria, the Russian leadership has begun to question the legitimacy of the international agreements on which the current European order is founded.
Furthermore, every region is required to make agreements on which subspecialisations in the last 2 years of the curriculum they aspire to offer.
It should be remembered, moreover, that Kolmogorov's is just one of many possible axiomatizations, and there is not universal agreement on which is 'best' (whatever that might mean).
While Hilary Clinton's policy can largely be predicted to be broadly aligned with Obama's, there is one major difference: she no longer supports TPP - the trade agreement on which the Asian Pivot rested.
Clearly, however, informational needs vary at an individual level; approximately one-third of our participants wanted more details and there was little agreement on which items of information should be added to our form.
There was little agreement on which areas surrounding colleges fell under the federal reporting law.
Classical music lovers are a contentious bunch, and I doubt they'd ever reach agreement on which performances are essential.
King said the tax remained several years from implementation as there remained little agreement on which transactions to tax.
