Protocol Agreement
/ˈproʊtəkɒl əˈgriːmənt/
Definitions
- (n.) A formalized agreement outlining specific procedures and guidelines between parties, often used to govern negotiations or cooperative interactions.
The companies signed a protocol agreement to establish the framework for their business cooperation.
- (n.) An ancillary agreement that supplements a principal contract by detailing procedural or technical arrangements.
The protocol agreement clarified the methods for data exchange as part of the main contract.
Forms
- protocol agreement
- protocol agreements
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Commentary
Protocol agreements often serve to formalize operational or procedural terms without replicating the full obligations of a contract, commonly used in international or business contexts.
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