The phrase "agreements underpinning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundational agreements or principles that support a particular idea, project, or relationship.
Example: "The agreements underpinning our partnership are crucial for its success and longevity."
Alternatives: "foundational agreements" or "supporting agreements".
Referring to the lease, Lady Anelay said: "The agreements underpinning the UK/US defence facility will roll over automatically on 31 December if neither side breaks silence.
Placating sectarian interests, the six seats of the Petroleum Administration were parceled out to Lebanon's six largest religious groups, a reflection of the power sharing agreements underpinning the country's governance.
A commitment from DeepMind/Royal Free to publish "the key agreements underpinning this partnership," including the master services agreement (covering the partnership as a whole) and information processing agreement (covering how patient data is processed) — although they do not state when these documents will be published.
All policies and written agreements underpinning a repository's processes for data management (including any legal contracts under Criterion 1) should be properly documented, and freely available to anybody upon whom they may impact (including data participants).
Since restrictive trade agreements, underpinned by legislation, could not keep Mr Laker out, they slashed their own prices to undercut him.
One of their first tasks, together with the continuing leader in the Senate, Nigel Scullion, will be to discuss the agreement underpinning the partnership between the Liberals and Nationals.
Energy Networks Australia chief executive John Bradley said the government's plan to unilaterally abolish regulatory appeals "rides roughshod over the federal court and the intergovernmental agreement underpinning the national energy market".
It could inject capital by buying enough of the proposed new shares to keep its current stake undiluted, but that would cost the government as much as $8 billion and catapult France beyond the budget-deficit limits imposed by the 12-nation agreement underpinning the euro currency, known as the stability pact.
With France and Germany, the two largest euro countries, in clear violation of the fiscal rules, and four others -- Italy, Greece, Portugal and the Netherlands -- in danger of joining them, the agreement underpinning the euro, known as the Stability and Growth Pact, has long since lost its teeth.
At equilibrium, the theory is in agreement with data, and this agreement underpins the effect of chemical surface groups on electrode performance.
This agreement underpins our growth expectations and we are honoured to be playing our role as a technology enabler and ecosystem partner in helping Visa Europe deliver new solutions that ensure its members can offer the most compelling, intuitive and robust Mobile Money services".
