The phrase "agreements recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing formal contracts or understandings that have been acknowledged or accepted.
Example: "The agreements recognised by both parties will serve as the foundation for our collaboration moving forward."
Alternatives: "acknowledged agreements" or "accepted agreements".
The agreement recognised that women's ability to control their bodies and exercise their sexual and reproductive health and rights were essential for economic independence and empowerment.
The latest draft agreement recognised a key demand of more than 100 countries to limit warming to 1.5C above industrial levels, which scientists think will assure a better chance of survival for low-lying countries.
The next year they persuaded coerced, his supporters would say the young Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, to sign a "17-point agreement", recognising Chinese sovereignty in return for a high degree of autonomy.China's failure to honour that promise of autonomy led to an uprising in 1959.
At a UN summit in September, every member, including Sudan, signed an agreement recognising a so-called "responsibility to protect", allowing intervention in cases where "national authorities [are] manifestly failing to protect their populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity".
Following Eden's disagreement with Chamberlain and Lord Halifax, Leader of the House of Lords and influential politician, over the issue, any agreement recognising Italian sovereignty was postponed until after the planned shipping conference had taken place.
The European Council welcomes devolution to Northern Ireland and the establishment of the British-Irish and North-South institutions under the Good Friday Agreement, recognising that these developments represent very significant progress towards full implementation of the Agreement.
"Compromise agreements are recognised by statute, and the standard form of severance agreement from Acas includes an optional non-disclosure and confidentiality clause," he said.
But the Paris Agreement explicitly recognised this, and some governments – including Bolivia and Guatemala – incorporated such considerations into their Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).
The agreement also recognised the FIA as the supreme rule-making body and owner of all the commercial rights, including TV and radio broadcasting, to the sport.
The agreement only recognised reality.
