The phrase "adopt agreements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of accepting or implementing certain agreements or contracts in a formal context.
Example: "After thorough discussions, the committee decided to adopt agreements that would guide the project's development."
Alternatives: "accept agreements" or "implement agreements".
There have been several initiatives taken by the United Nations and various non-governmental organisations to encourage NSAGs to adopt agreements specifying obligations with which they agree to comply.
WHO is referred to as a GHG institution [ 78, 106, 107], holding constitutional authority within the UN system to adopt agreements, issue guidelines and provide technical assistance to member states to protect and promote health.
In the specific case of food and agriculture, the theme of this Conference, I hope that the considerations that I have expounded will be shared by participants and will help adopt agreements and recommendations that are more effective in successfully overcoming the scourge of hunger and promoting better agricultural development in the world.
They also adopted agreements to generate financing to support these efforts and to share the proceeds of the commercialization of genetic materials with the countries of origin.
The MCPFE process attaches particular importance to the implementation of adopted agreements and commitments despite its non-legally binding character.
Preference should also be given to retrofit and installation projects that adopt such agreements.
If all were to adopt similar agreements, millions of uninsured Americans could seek hospital care for illnesses and injuries that now go untreated.
The foreign ministry said that the summit is set to adopt four agreements; SAARC Development Fund, South Asian Standards Co-ordination, South Asian Mutual Legal Assistance on Criminal Matters and Protocol of Afghanistan's accession to South Asian Free Trade Agreement.
Mr. Havel and President Szuros of Hungary used the meeting to adopt an agreement for mutual respect of minority rights.
Jan Wulfentange, a lobbyist on corporate law at the Federation of German Industry, predicted that the German government would reluctantly swallow its misgivings and adopt the agreement into its own law.
