"friendly agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a pact or understanding between two or more parties. For example, "The two companies reached a friendly agreement on the terms of the merger."
Harmony means friendly agreement".
A lawyer representing Cimbali, Massimiliano Mostardini, said the "friendly agreement" was covered by "strict confidentiality obligations".
In 2001, in a so-called friendly agreement with the IAPA, the Guatemalan state acknowledged its responsibility.
But Ms. Labourdette said she recognized that Mr. Weiss had purchased the work in "good faith" and said she hoped to reach a friendly agreement with him.
I told the Russian gentlemen that Germany would do everything to settle the situation in Poland and to settle the difficulties peacefully in order to reach a friendly agreement despite everything.
Verizon, the report continues, "hopes to start discussions with Vodafone soon for a friendly agreement but is prepared to take a bid public if the British company does not engage, one of the sources added".
After all, the EU can force the UK to choose between an EU-friendly agreement or no agreement.
There would be "audible sighs of relief", he said, if the talks that began in Brussels on Monday ended with a business-friendly agreement.
He said that he hoped to reach a research-friendly agreement with the N.I.H., and that if other derivers of the cells did the same, "they don't have to worry about our patents".
Farm types included conventional and two under AES (organic and a less strict environmentally friendly management agreement).
CanniMed rejected the offer and, on November 17, announced a friendly acquisition agreement with Newstrike Resources whereby Newstrike shareholders would receive 33 CanniMed shares per 1,000 Newstrike shares.
