"scope for agreement" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the potential or possibility for reaching an agreement or compromise on a particular issue or topic. Example: "Despite their initial differences, there was still scope for agreement between the two political parties on the issue of climate change."
But there may be scope for agreement over aircraft carriers.
The difference is that he listens, engages, defines his objective precisely and identifies where there is scope for agreement and compromise and focuses his energy and attention there.
Likewise, Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh, a doctor who became the Brotherhood's leading progressive figure, explained that through engagement with the broader society, "we came to realize that the scope for agreement and cooperation was in fact quite broad".
I am sure there is ample scope for an agreement that will allow both parties to continue to live and work amicably alongside each other".
Then, the weighted-lottery mechanism ensures that there is scope for an agreement between the two parties in the first stage.
In Greece, a 2010 law introduced scope for company agreements to derogate from the wage and working time provisions of sector agreements in cases of economic hardship.
"As the global community prepares for the UN climate conference in Paris this December we do not believe that it is anyone's interests to be seeking to limit or restrict the scope for international agreements to help us make progress on addressing global warming and climate change".
Both the US and China could use growth-supporting measures that are not overly reliant on credit, so there is a lot of scope for bilateral agreements that can boost trade and investment.
In December China threatened to pass a new law against secession to keep Taiwan in check.Some American academics think there might be scope for an interim agreement.
Second, and more positively, there is scope for multi-employer agreements that set rules rather than wage changes to be applied uniformly to all firms irrespective of their performance.
That was the deadline set by world trade ministers, when they launched the Doha round in November 2001, for agreement on the scope of talks for freeing up trade in agriculture.
