"on agenda" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to something that is scheduled or planned to be discussed or addressed in a meeting, event, or situation. Example: The issue of budget cuts was on the agenda for today's board meeting.
Is it, say, an example of health policy implementation failure, of effective transfer of a health policy from one country to another, of health policy network influence on agenda setting, of the influence of political factors on health policy evaluation?
This will be high on agenda of June #EUCO: ow.ly/lswoR.
Staff will transfer on Agenda for Change terms and conditions, benefiting from the nationally agreed pay system.
On the campaign trail, Mr. Gingrich has called Agenda 21 an important issue and has said, "I would explicitly repudiate what Obama has done on Agenda 21".
Other conservatives have welcomed the scrutiny of land-use issues, but they do not agree with the emphasis on Agenda 21.
The SPD's left wing is still pushing hard not to run on Agenda 2010, which for them is the main reason for their party's decline.
And the branding anchored in its ownership of the color pink is consistent and on-agenda from usage to usage.
Therefore, different from the general research on agenda-setting, this paper points out the heterogeneity of leader.
Palin opines that "the last thing America needs is misguided legislation that will raise taxes and cost jobs -- particularly when the push for such legislation rests on agenda-driven science".
Matt Miller is an author, columnist, radio host, television commentator and consultant whose work focuses on agenda-setting ideas and creative problem-solving in the public, private and nonprofit sectors.
(RA) During the first two conferences including patients, the focus of partners' contributions was on agenda-setting and identifying relevant outcomes for clinical trials.
