The phrase "agree on appointing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consensus or mutual decision regarding the act of appointing someone to a position or role.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally agree on appointing Sarah as the new project manager."
Alternatives: "reach a consensus on appointing" or "come to an agreement on appointing".
But the Speaker, John Bercow, and the dean of the abbey, the Very Reverend John Hall, could not agree on who to appoint, and the job and its £45,000 salary were split.
Dalton and McCrory are opposing gubernatorial nominees, but they agree on one thing: The governor ought to be able to appoint the state's top education official.
On Monday evening, Mr. Reid again asked the Senate to agree to appoint conference members, but Mr. Cruz stood up to object.
In theory, everyone should agree on a system of appointing Europe's central bankers on merit, regardless of nationality.Of course, monetary union is a vast and pioneering enterprise.
The diabetes team in one study agreed to appoint 'key workers' for young people across their transition clinics.
The Supreme Court gave lawmakers and Gov. Tom Wolf (D) until Feb. 15 to agree on a map and has appointed a special master to draw one up if the two parties can't reach an agreement.
On Friday, the board agreed to appoint two new directors in hopes to convince Washington that Deripaska cannot use the company as his sole cash cow.
For example, only 57% of boards approved reporting on corporate responsibility, and only 54% agreed to appoint a board member or subcommittee to oversee sustainability.
Should the clubs fail to agree on a fee, an independent tribunal appointed by Uefa would decide the final compensation figure, although both clubs are keen to avoid such a scenario.
If the two competing clubs cannot agree on other officials, the referee will appoint them, and the two clubs shall also pay the expenses equally A league could not challenge for the Cup twice in one season.
