agreed upon terms vs agreed on terms

Both 'agreed upon terms' and 'agreed on terms' are correct and commonly used in English. They are interchangeable and convey the same meaning.

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agreed upon terms

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to refer to terms that have been mutually accepted or decided upon by all parties involved.

Examples:

We need to finalize the agreed upon terms before signing the contract.
The agreed upon terms of the agreement were clear and fair.

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WELL, ACCORDING TO THE AGREED-UPON TERMS OF THE SPEAKING ARRANGEMENT.
No, I'm - I'm telling you this was an agreed-upon term, and -
Furthermore, backlogs in production and delays in deliveries were noted for these types despite earlier agreed upon delivery terms, in particular after the IP.
Judge, Mrs. Jackson has waived her right to appear today since both parties have agreed upon all the terms.
According to the terms agreed upon, SoFFin may not become majority shareholder of the company.
Such sharing shall be upon mutually agreed terms.
The Least Developed Countries Report 2011 also came to the conclusion that the contribution of the mining sector to the fiscal budget of Zambia has been marginal due to unfavourable terms agreed upon during the process of privatisation of the Zambian Consolidated Copper Mines (ZCCM).
The terms of the new RCF were agreed upon on 25 October 2012.
You're the one who changed the terms, bringing more than the two guards we agreed upon.
The definition of price stability now agreed upon, with a medium-term inflation rate target of under 2%, if only just, will help here.
Any such reference shall only be made subject to such terms and conditions agreed upon by the Contracting Parties.
The guidelines contain agreed upon statements of principles and definitions of relevant terms, as well as agreed upon recommendations for the steps required to satisfy the obligations of the Convention.
We also agreed upon the need to obtain international guarantees for the execution of terms and an international instrument for arbitration in the event of a dispute.
The terms of reference of such sub-groups should be agreed upon by the Group of Experts as a whole and should be clearly defined.
Before the terms of a final EU Treaty are agreed upon, we must ensure that cautious, careful and wide-ranging discussions take place with all interested parties from both the large and the small countries.
Specific terms of reference and practical arrangements for ICAO assessments of the European Commission aviation security inspection system shall be agreed upon through an Exchange of Letters between ICAO and the European Commission.
This amendment is a necessary modification of the Commission's proposal from December 2004 which was presented before the concrete terms of the new BSE-risk categories have been agreed upon at the OIE's General Assembly in May 2005.
Technical assistance shall include, in particular, the training of scientific, legal and technical personnel, as well as the acquisition, utilisation and production by those countries of appropriate equipment on advantageous terms to be agreed upon among the Parties concerned.
We are also agreed upon a third area, namely the need for increased focus on sustainable development in economic, social and environmental terms, which is something that will require a range of initiatives on the part of the EU.
The programme was agreed upon without any formal settlement.

Alternatives:

mutually agreed upon terms
previously agreed upon terms
jointly agreed upon terms
collectively agreed upon terms
unanimously agreed upon terms

agreed on terms