The phrase 'has been agreed between' is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to a formal agreement between two parties. For example, "The terms of the contract have been agreed between the two companies."
The contract has been agreed between retailers, international and local trade unions and non-governmental organisations.
A fee has been agreed between the Blues and Fiorentina but a couple of factors threaten to spoil the deal.
A truce has been agreed between three foreign climbers and Nepalese Sherpa guides who were involved in a fight on Everest.
"We do not look at the financial value that has been agreed between the recipient and the supplier … because quite often weapons are transferred for no price at all".
First, once a contract has been agreed between a company and a local council or part of central government, the documents should be made available for viewing by the public.
A code of conduct on the use of discounts and incentives has been agreed between the Council of Mortgage Lenders, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Home Builders Federation, to prevent the worst excesses of price-ramping.
A new international fingerprint sharing deal designed to boost the fight against identity fraud has been agree between Canada, Australia and the UK.
The names of these prisoners, of whom 279 were serving life sentences, have been agreed between the two sides.
"But it doesn't transform things until the specifics have been agreed between the I.R.A. and General de Chastelain".
"I don't think this situation with Chelsea would have reached the stage it has now if compensation had been agreed between the two clubs.
