The phrase "agreements stipulate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific terms or conditions outlined in a contract or agreement.
Example: "The agreements stipulate that all parties must adhere to the outlined deadlines and responsibilities."
Alternatives: "contracts specify" or "documents outline".
Many agreements stipulate that the donor will waive his parental rights, allowing the nonbiological mother to become a legal parent.
These agreements stipulate a minimum 15percentt rate for all products and services except those for which a previously negotiated reduced rate apply.
The agreements stipulate that during the duration any dividends on the common stock of J & L. may be paid only out of current earnings.
But, as the University of Arizona law professor Brent T. White has pointed out, mortgage agreements stipulate provisions in the case of default, and thus acknowledge it as a possible outcome.
The Palestinians have argued that the men were under arrest when the Israeli incursion began, and that Israeli-Palestinian agreements stipulate that Palestinians wanted for terror acts be tried by the Palestinian Authority.
These clauses, often buried in the fine print of the customer agreements, stipulate that all group claims must be settled in an industry-run arbitration system, where a third party — often a retired judge — issues a binding ruling.
The agreements stipulated that Touré would be granted a five-per-cent stake in the northern "blocks" of Simandou, in addition to "two (2) million" dollars, which would be paid through a shell company.
Non-compete agreements stipulating how long key personnel will be barred from working in the industry.
Given that the IMF's articles of agreement stipulate that there can be only 20 board members, this means 40% of all the IMF's executive directors are from the EU, with one-third coming from the eurozone.
The terms of the agreement stipulate that only two players can be selected for the national squad who play for clubs outside Wales.
The terms of the agreement stipulate that two 'wildcards' can be selected from outside Wales, with the ruling applying only to players who move or negotiate new contracts after the signing of the RSA in August 2014.
