The phrase 'based on an agreement' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an arrangement, contract, or mutual understanding between two parties. For example: "The new payment plan was based on an agreement that had been reached between the two companies."
Additionally, another important trade facilitation measure is the Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA), which is an international arrangement based on an agreement by which two or more countries agree to recognize one another's conformity assessments regarding trade facilitation measures, such as the AEO.
But with a clear vision based on an agreement of purpose and needs, such problems can be overcome.
But the scope of insider trading liability remains quite broad based on an agreement to keep information confidential.
Based on an agreement reached in May, Congress was given 60 days to review the nuclear deal before voting on a resolution of either approval or disapproval.
The proposal is based on an agreement between the BBC and the industry body the Radio Independents Group, a culture department spokesman said.
Mr. Massoud said the decision was based on an agreement reached with Mr. Karzai four months ago that he would take certain actions.
He said he did not expect it would take the United States long to review and approve the agreement, since it is based on an existing agreement with Russia.
It was based on an international agreement for sharing responsibility.
It all seems to be based on an unconscious agreement to gratify each other's internal longings.
In 1989, under UNHCR leadership, a comprehensive plan of action was agreed for Indochinese refugees, based on an international agreement for sharing responsibility.
The next steps, he said, would be to begin condemning and clearing properties within the redevelopment area while simultaneously negotiating a detailed, legally binding contract between the city and the Devils based on an informal agreement already worked out.
