Sentence No, 'accord about' is not a phrase that is correct and usable in written English.
If you want to use the concept of agreeing about something, you can use phrases like 'come to an agreement about' or 'reach an accord about'. Example: The two countries were able to reach an accord about the terms of the trade agreement.
Fortunately, there had been swift accord about the pose and the costume.
Now, however, Daniel Supplice, the Haitian Ambassador to the Dominican Republic, told me, the two countries have come to some kind of accord about the coming expulsions.
PAGE A3 Short and Grim Ulster March With talks to save Ulster's peace accord about to begin, security was heavy and confrontation was averted at an annual Protestant march that is often a flashpoint.
The Utah meeting could be an opportunity for the former governors to strike some sort of accord about 2016 – or it could simply be a private preview of the primary race to come.
When reporters asked what they were going to do, Briand, of France who always liked a jest said gravely that Germany and France were in accord about next step they were going to take.
We think the President should make frequent visits to Death Valley, there to confer with Mackenzie King, and the report should be circulated that the two leaders are in perfect accord about the vital oil inests (the story is that they are discussing what is the best oil to boil dictators in).
The currency's value - according to about 60 exchanges around the world where Bitcoins are bought and sold - is volatile.
Diplomats accorded about half the territory to the Bosnian Serbs, and the other half to the Bosniaks (Muslims) and the Bosnian Croats.
Ms. Sternberg runs Rondout Valley Animals for Adoption in Accord, N.Y., about 70 miles north of New York City.
The accord is about $300 million more than the preliminary terms announced last month.
For a group that says it's focused on encouraging diversity, Accord talks about faith schools as homogenous entities.
