The phrase "agrees standards for" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "establishes standards for"? You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing the creation or implementation of specific standards in a particular field or context.
Example: "The organization establishes standards for quality control in manufacturing processes."
Alternatives: "sets standards for" or "defines standards for".
"However that free flow of data requires recognised and agreed standards for privacy, security and data formats.
"Internationally agreed standards for the provision of aid and protection in refugee situations are nowhere to be found in Calais.
That we have got to 2016 without agreed standards for the provision of victims' services tells you all you need to know about our priorities.
For a foretaste of this problem, try moving your MySpace profile to Facebook without manually retyping everything.The obvious answer is to establish agreed standards for moving data between clouds.
But by establishing agreed standards for testing putative vaccines, encouraging the maximum possible sharing of data, and planning how a vaccine might be manufactured in bulk and deployed, even before it is ready, the enterprise intends to speed the shining hour.
Thing is, carriers have been trying and failing to get RCS to fly for years, but got bogged down in trying to agree standards for all the various features.
It seeks to improve the quality and outcome of patient care through structured review whereby radiological practices, procedures and results are examined against agreed standards for good medical radiological procedures.
"X is a good F" prescribes choice within a certain range (e.g., for someone who is choosing an F); it takes on a descriptive connotation if there are agreed standards for assessing Fs.
It seeks to improve the quality and outcome of patient care through structured review of medical radiological practices, procedures and results, whereby these are examined against agreed standards for good medical radiological procedures, with modification of practices, where appropriate, and the application of new standards if necessary.
