"event agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a contract that is signed by two parties ahead of a particular event. For example: "Before hosting the wedding reception, the couple had to sign an event agreement with the venue."
In the event, agreement came fast.
In the event agreement could not be reached, Geron as licensee had no right to go to federal court to enforce its patent, Mr. Cohn said.
Miller said she was prepared to extend the Channel 3 and Channel 5 licences for another year in the event agreement for renewal could not be reached.
A "Dual Event Agreement" with Safeco Field was established so that two events with a combined attendance of over 58,000 would not occur within four hours of each other.
The positive event agreement rate had a median of 83.0% (IQR: 72.9 86.6%) when summarized across neonates with seizure as identified by all three observers (n = 33) and a median of 0.018 (IQR: 0.000 0.090) false positives per hour when summarized across all neonates (n = 70).
The peace that could ensue can be kept by guarantors, which include regional and international players that have the right to intervene in the event agreements are breached.
In a subgroup of neonates who had seizures, according to at least one observer (n = 42), the average number of positive event agreements was 1978 and the average number of positive event disagreements was 578 (a ratio of 3.4 1).
"In the event of agreement we were prepared to act immediately" to destroy weapons, among other things.
In any event, the agreement about Mr Khodorkovsky's pardon is a sign of the former tycoon's strength and of Mr Putin's weakness.
In the event of agreement not being reached, the economy could collapse, with Greece defaulting on its loan obligations and likely exiting the 19-member eurozone.
The disappearance of the three-stranded antiparallel β-sheet is the last unfolding event, in agreement with a large repertoire of kinetic data derived from point mutations as well as glycine insertions and disulfide crosslinks.
