The phrase "changes agreed upon" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe changes that have been mutually agreed upon or decided upon by a group or parties involved. Example: The new contract included several changes agreed upon by both parties during the negotiation process.
Today, President Barack Obama announced a new program to raise fuel efficiency standards to 35.5 miles per gallon in 2016, a change agreed upon as part of a previous deal with automakers and environmentalists.
"Make sure that when we change a place, the change agreed upon nurtures our growth as capable and responsible people while also protecting the natural environment and developing jobs and homes enough for all".
"Make sure that when we change a place, the change agreed upon nurtures our growth as capable and responsible people while also protecting the natural environment and developing jobs and homes enough for all". That pretty well summarizes the intent of the last twenty years of my career and that of many fellow travelers, including Wolfe.
And any sweeping changes that are agreed upon will take months, or longer, to be put into place.
Changes, if agreed upon, would take effect beginning in 2018.
Mr. Finkelstein then calculates the cost of sampling and, once any changes are agreed upon, posts the sample to Byco's invest page.
While the changes already agreed upon will be complex and detailed, the main result will be greater use of what is known as full flagging, the kind of extensive warning system that has been required of every work crew since the two deaths.
A community leader who spoke on the condition of anonymity to preserve his publicly neutral stance, said he was at a meeting with Macy's representatives last year, at which the retailer "threatened to move the parade to another city," unless the route changes were agreed upon.
In addition, the need to provide clear instructions to each layer of the model was emphasised and a small number of changes were agreed upon.
The most prominent of these, such as globalization and technological change, are agreed upon, and agreed upon as irreversible and probably net-positive, by most everyone on the political spectrum.
