The phrase "an agreed position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consensus or mutual understanding reached by a group or individuals on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached an agreed position on the project timeline."
Alternatives: "a consensus view" or "a mutual agreement".
This was an agreed position," Cameron emphasised.
Ms. Ashton's officials argue that the differences between member states have complicated her task in voicing an agreed position.
"My concern is that we are hampered... by not having reached an agreed position across Government on how we will respond to Hutton".
Still, no progress was made, because the government did not have an agreed position on what it wanted from the negotiation – until Chequers.
He failed: not only did he not win the concessions but he did not even get an agreed position to present to government.
Labour has an agreed position to campaign to remain, despite its leader, Jeremy Corbyn, historically having expressed scepticism, particularly about corporate influence on EU institutions.
It probably reflected a commonly agreed position that will be hard for Mr Xi to change, barring an economic or political crisis that affects the balance of thinking.In recent weeks articles warning that such a crisis might come in the next decade, and arguing for pre-emptive reform, have appeared even in the official press.
If we agree to stick to a collective agreed position, we should not deviate from that.
"To evaluate if their stadiums meet our requirements should negotiations with ACL fail to reach a mutually agreed position on the rent, with the result that CCFC is forced to move away from the Ricoh to a new venue.
A community agreed position would help local researchers to insist on consistent guidelines when negotiating study arrangements with sponsors.
Or perhaps, said others, it's positive that the government now has an agreed negotiating position, even if that position could collapse within a fortnight after an encounter with EU negotiators.
