The phrase "agreements with at" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We have several agreements with at least three different partners this year."
Alternatives: "contracts with" or "arrangements with".
Over the last week, the state reached temporary 30-day supply agreements with at least two big generators, easing the immediate crisis and giving it time to negotiate.
"After years of consumers' feeling frustrated and powerless, the Internet has cracked open the box and let consumers look inside," Mr. Inman said, explaining that today, most large Multiple Listing Services either have their own site or have agreements with at least one Internet listing site.
Chorion spent around £10 million digitising Noddy, and as of 2002 had made television agreements with at least 11 countries worldwide.
Mays says the CPSC has signed similar agreements with at least 10 other countries.
In addition we need to establish sales agreements with at least six, possibly ten, additional American importers.
Formal agreements between the hospital and the ACs are less frequently reported; 34 of the ACs had formal agreements with at least one hospital of their region.
He also cites a joint development project with Nokia nok, the worlds largest maker of wireless handsets, as well as a licensing agreement with AT&T t.
"We had a verbal agreement with him at the end of last season," Worcestershire chief executive David Leatherdale told BBC Sport.
Principals in the development firm, the Strand/BRC Group, said they were still trying to reach an agreement with at least one of five ferry-service companies.
Who among us, except those who benefit from these practices, is not in agreement with at least some of this? "We Are the 99 Percent" encourages us to demand of those in power, "Are you with the 99 percent or not?
