The phrase "agree on a regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing consensus or mutual understanding regarding a specific rule or guideline.
Example: "After much discussion, the committee was finally able to agree on a regulation that would govern the new policy."
Alternatives: "reach an agreement on a regulation" or "come to a consensus on a regulation".
If a ban is considered, the city council will have to agree on a new regulation and we are not there yet".
Like tobacco cigarettes, nicotine levels in the "cartridges" that are loaded into the e-cigarette device can vary widely, complicating efforts to agree on a standard approach to regulation and taxation.
Stanley: Yes, but bear in mind that the EU and the U.S. cannot even agree on a lot of issues governance, currency regulations, access to markets, et cetera.
The EU Council and Parliament recently agreed on a new regulation that will implement a new EU-wide, harmonized system for the authorization for biocidal products.
In this Chamber, we have agreed on a constructive regulation covering drivers, and now it is time to obtain a Working Time Directive that also meets Europeans' expectations.
No doubt, Europe needs to agree on a cohesive set of laws and regulations to deal with these masses in an orderly and humane manner.
Supporters and opponents of gun regulation can already agree on a fair amount, such as the need for gun safety training, and a recognition that Americans should be allowed to own appropriate weapons for hunting and other similar activities.
The leaders also discussed banking regulations, but could not agree on a proposal for a global bank tax, supported by the United States, Britain and the European Union, but opposed by Canada and Australia.
International regulations require that the captain and terminal master agree on a detailed plan before operations begin.
Better yet, larger companies could agree on a voluntary equivalent of the New Deal on Data, in hopes of forestalling any cries for regulation.
