The phrase "agree on a guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consensus or mutual understanding about a specific set of guidelines or a reference document.
Example: "Before we start the project, we need to agree on a guide that outlines our objectives and procedures."
Alternatives: "reach a consensus on a guide" or "come to an agreement on a guide."
The consortium agreed on a guiding principle for future policy recommendations: restricting firearm access on the basis of certain dangerous behaviors is supported by the evidence; restricting access on the basis of mental illness diagnoses is not.
No sooner did we agree on a price than the guide appeared: a grinning boy of about 10 years whose command of English was limited to a singsong and belated "good morning".
Recovering from conflict The vision and ambition of transitional justice is to enable societies that have been torn apart by conflict and violence to recover, and to empower individuals – victims, witnesses and perpetrators – to recount their experiences and agree on a measure of justice as a guide for their future.
Six-party talks in Beijing adjourned nearly three weeks ago, with all sides saying that they would return the week of Aug. 29 and try to agree on a "statement of principles" to guide the negotiations.
The vision and ambition therefore of transitional justice is to enable societies that have been torn apart by conflict and violence to recover and to empower individuals – victims, witnesses and perpetrators – to recount their experiences and agree on a measure of justice to guide their future.
But these powers were largely self-contained; they interacted little and thus had no need to agree on a set of common rules to guide their relations.
Today's typical litigation follows a practice of having both sides agree on a set of search terms to guide preservation, collection and production.
Leaders are expected to agree on a "nine-pillar" plan tomorrow that is intended to become a guide to strengthening cooperation between developed and emerging economies.
And even though all the scholars don't agree on all of the proposals, they do agree on a list of 10 principles (page 4) that should guide policymakers' attempts to fix this regulatory framework.
