The phrase "ability to agree a" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The team's ability to agree a common strategy is crucial for our success."
Alternatives: "capacity to reach an agreement" or "skill in coming to a consensus."
Giving an agent the ability to agree to a particular figure also hands over too much negotiating authority.
It also relates to whether our political system as a whole can regain over time the ability to agree on a common economic vision, and to pursue it with the proper sense of shared responsibility, adequate seriousness and focused implementation.
Of course, one of the trickier aspects of the Rodriguez story is Boston's ability to agree with the Rangers on a trade while simultaneously finding a new home for Garciaparra, maybe with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
We broke down overall intrarater reliability into two components: the ability to agree with oneself when looking twice at a given video ("interreview" reliability) and the ability to agree with oneself when positioning markers twice on the same face ("intermarking" reliability).
So you might think that there would be restraints on the government's ability to agree to what, in Belizean terms, was an enormous guarantee.
It also presented an initial set of four options, including the ability to agree or disagree either "somewhat" or "strongly," perhaps giving cover to some respondents who endorse the idea with some apprehension.
In a joint interview several days after the announcement, the couple proved that although they hardly agree on everything, they are generous in their ability to agree to disagree.
Article 17 of the Brussels Convention' gives parties the ability to agree on the court that will have jurisdiction to settle any disputes that may arise out of their contractual relationship.
"At the same time, they recognise that the continued restraint of pay increases across the public sector is of concern to their staff and also restricts the ability to agree reform of non-medical contracts with staff representatives".
