The phrase "agree next steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or actions that need to be taken after a meeting or discussion.
Example: "After reviewing the project details, let's agree on the next steps to move forward."
Alternatives: "confirm the next actions" or "decide on the following steps."
Control the conversation, discuss the issue and agree next steps.
Dear added that representatives from the NUJ and Bectu would meet tomorrow to "agree next steps", and discuss whether the strikes will go ahead.
"The taskforce, co-chaired by the deputy first minister and leader of Fife Council, will meet for the first time to agree next steps and determine the focus and priority of the £6m spend as part of the wider economic support for this community and the Fife economy".
Be sure to check in, ask questions and agree next steps.
The Appraisal of Guidelines for Research and Evaluation (AGREE) instrument (AGREE Next Steps Consortium, 2009) was designed and validated to evaluate the quality of clinical guidelines according to six independent domains.
AGREE was developed collaboratively by international researchers for use in guideline development and evaluation, and AGREE-II was launched in 2010 with improved validity and reliability, as well as a comprehensive users' manual (AGREE Next Steps Consortium, 2009).
"I hope if a midwife rang in today, she would have a good discussion with a qualified social worker and together they'd agree the next steps".
My colleague and her mother are now arranging a family meeting -- most likely over Thanksgiving -- to continue the conversation, involve her siblings and their father (soliciting his wishes for himself, as well), and agree on next steps, such as getting both parents' wishes in writing.
At the end of the session, the facilitator summarises the main points and agrees the next steps with the practice.
I agree that next step is coming.
Melissa Brouwers is the Principal Investigator of the AGREE II Next steps project (CIHR #77822).
