fit into agenda vs fit agenda

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Fit into agenda' is used when something needs to be accommodated or included in a schedule or plan. 'Fit agenda' is used when something aligns well with or matches the agenda.

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fit into agenda

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that something needs to be accommodated or included in a schedule or plan.

This phrase is used when referring to the act of making sure that a particular item, event, or task is included in a predetermined agenda or schedule.

Examples:

We need to find a way to fit this meeting into the agenda.
Her presentation doesn't really fit into our agenda for today.

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How does Cristina Fuentes fit into that agenda?
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talking about how this fits into the energy agenda.
And we have no idea what this thing does to people's brains, or how it fits into Stanton Parish's agenda if, indeed, it does.
it still remains unclear how the sustainable development agenda fits into day-to-day policy, what form it is to take and how, in practice, the sustainability angle is to be incorporated into all the relevant policy areas;
Linda is a master of twisting things to fit her agenda.
You're constantly twisting what I say to fit your agenda.
How does that not fit your agenda?
Admirable work, but I'm afraid it doesn't fit with my agenda.
It is of great importance that the Lisbon Agenda be discussed publicly across society as a desirable European agenda that fits with national circumstances, procedures and legal requirements.
Real economic policy coordination should provide for a more differentiated consolidation plan for Europe, instead of the short-sighted 'one size fits all' austerity agenda that makes no economic sense.
Moreover, after Mr Schulz had already said let us have time for social cohesion, you said again 'how does that fit in with this agenda'?
Fiscal consolidation, structural reforms and correction of imbalances have in many cases been insufficient, and European rules have sometimes been ignored or even amended if they did not fit the domestic political agenda.
Technical cooperation is also an important element of the TRIPs Agreement (Article 67) and it fits into the objectives of the Doha Development Agenda.
The agreement should fit into a wider global and regional agenda on the fight against terrorism and be part of the EU's counter-terrorism strategy since PNR data are an important instrument in combating terrorist offences.
Changed myself to fit into a weight.
I fit into it, you fit into it, and a hundred years tops, my body can return to the Earth with no preprocessing.
I'm not skinny enough to fit into hip jeans.
Not everything fits into your neat, little, happy assistant box.
I don't think you fit into that category, Shawn.

Alternatives:

include in the agenda
accommodate in the agenda
schedule in the agenda
add to the agenda
fit within the agenda

fit agenda

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that something aligns well with or matches the agenda.

This phrase is used when something is in harmony with or suits the existing agenda or plan.