The phrase 'internationally agreed guidelines' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to standards that have been agreed upon and accepted on a global basis. For example, "The company must comply with internationally agreed guidelines to ensure the safety of its employees."
Discussions must be broached with the aim of drawing up internationally agreed guidelines regarding the potential future use of geo-engineering.
Production of internationally agreed Guidelines with the ability to customise to national/local circumstances.
There are currently no internationally agreed guidelines available for the use of anticonvulsant prophylaxis for head injuries.
Internationally agreed guidelines are applied in different ways and with different approaches by individuals and organizations around the world.
The branch is the guardian of internationally agreed guidelines which seek to preserve the impartiality, neutrality and operational independence of humanitarian actors.
By contrast, there are no internationally agreed guidelines and standards for assessing the environmental impacts of transgenic organisms (ICSU).
However, for the MEO region, no internationally agreed mitigation guidelines exist.
The findings support efforts to develop internationally agreed treatment guidelines in endometriosis that are applicable across populations.
The WHO is asking Ukraine to follow the internationally agreed outbreak response guidelines and declare a public health emergency.
However, the field trials published in Pilling et al. [2] followed the only internationally agreed field test guidelines for honeybees with pesticides that were available at that time, i.e. EPPO 170 [3].
The UNICEF Representative noted that exclusive breastfeeding is the best way to guarantee that infants get all the nutrients they need during this critical early period of their development, and he urged steps to ensure that the marketing of breast milk substitutes to mothers in Thailand follow internationally agreed standards and guidelines.
