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agreed upon vs agreed on

Both 'agreed upon' and 'agreed on' are correct and commonly used in English. They can be used interchangeably in most contexts.

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 8135 views

agreed upon

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that a decision or arrangement has been reached by mutual consent or understanding.

Examples:

  • The terms of the contract were agreed upon by both parties.
  • The group finally agreed upon a date for the meeting.
  • The budget was agreed upon by all the high ranking officials.
  • This House expects the Commission to strictly enforce the security mechanism agreed upon with Bucharest.
  • Delivered into hands, as agreed upon.
  • This is the payment we agreed upon.
  • You were supposed to perform the already agreed upon surgery.
  • I think it's the media plan we agreed upon.
  • It mainly concerned the publication of what we have agreed upon here.
  • And here is the amount we agreed upon.
  • The increase agreed upon reflects the rate of inflation and the amounts related to each institution's specific priorities.
  • I'm your mutually agreed upon mediator.
  • That's not what we agreed upon.
  • T2S stakeholders will be informed as soon as the cooperative framework has been agreed upon.
  • EPA and its ENERGY STAR country partners have agreed upon a table with three voltage/frequency combinations for testing purposes.
  • The programme was agreed upon without any formal settlement.
  • As agreed upon by your noble son.
  • We must stay course agreed upon.
  • Certain changes to the Technical Annex of the proposed Regulation were also agreed upon.
  • Furthermore, similar arrangements were agreed upon once the company was clearly privatised.
  • During the Council's discussions the following main modifications to the Commission proposal were agreed upon.
  • In practice, this mandatory feedback should be done by arrangements agreed upon bilaterally.

Alternatives:

  • agreed to
  • agreed with
  • agreed in principle
  • agreed in advance

agreed on

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is also used to indicate that a decision or arrangement has been reached by mutual consent or understanding.

Examples:

  • The team agreed on a strategy for the project.
  • We finally agreed on a restaurant for dinner.
  • Fabienne and I agreed on almost everything.
  • I thought we agreed on washington.
  • The countries have agreed on three possible options.
  • We agreed on a number of important issues.
  • Just once, it would be nice if we all agreed on one takeout place.
  • I mean, you both agreed on that.
  • In theory, we are all agreed on this principle.
  • Industrialised countries agreed on reduction targets under the Kyoto Protocol.
  • We are all agreed on this matter.
  • We agreed on a value approach.
  • After lengthy discussions we agreed on Mark.
  • I thought the decorating committee agreed on poinsettias.
  • Decisive action was also agreed on non-cooperative offshore tax havens.
  • Here MEPs agreed on a two-pronged approach.
  • That's the dynamic we agreed on.
  • We agreed on that on our first meeting.
  • Yes, we agreed on ICQ.
  • I can't believe how easily we agreed on a movie.
  • The only thing we agreed on was that Krypton was dying.
  • We all agreed on a story.

Alternatives:

  • agreed to
  • agreed with
  • agreed in principle
  • agreed in advance

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