The phrase "based on agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an agreement that something has been decided on or set based on the agreement of two or more parties. For example, "The decision was based on agreement between the two sides."
We give algorithms and experimental results for two approaches to identify common patterns in a collection of phylogenetic trees, one based on agreement subtrees, called maximal agreement subtrees, the other on frequent subtrees, called maximal frequent subtrees.
As a result, those cases were dismissed today based on agreement between the parties".
There were worries when the government said it would re-examine the current mechanism for redistribution, based on agreement between a willing seller and a willing buyer, which raised comparisons with Zimbabwe.
The participative style: based on agreement.
Moderation is a harmony among the parts based on agreement that reason should rule.
The document was based on agreement between panelists and on a comprehensive overview of the literature.
The pact is based on agreements already accepted by union members at the Ford Motor Company and General Motors.
In its current form, it will bar companies from government work based on agreements made from 24 April 2014.
Stena Line says it has no influence on the pricing of mobile calls onboard as this is based on agreements between the mobile operators and MCP.
Finally, the agreement affirmed the principle that "both parties support withdrawal of foreign military forces based on agreements that safeguard national sovereignty and the national interest," but without a timeline for the departure of those troops.
Mr. Mitchell told reporters after the meeting with Mr. Olmert that a broadening of the truce should include a cessation of hostilities, an end to weapons smuggling into Gaza and "the reopening of the crossings" based on agreements reached in 2005.
