The phrase "agree on increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consensus or mutual decision to raise something, such as a budget, prices, or efforts.
Example: "After much discussion, we all agree on increasing the budget for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "consent to raise" or "reach a consensus on boosting".
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 — The United States and France agree on increasing diplomatic and economic pressure to force Iran to abandon its nuclear program, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Friday as the Bush administration played host to a meeting of major world powers to discuss another round of United Nations sanctions.
In our view, it's been the unwillingness of elected officials -- and voters -- to agree on increasing taxes to pay back the bonds that are then used to finance infrastructure projects.
The majority agreed on increasing investments, but there was no clear consensus on how these investments were to be used.
The conference agreed on increasing funds for development channelled though the Afghan government from the current 20%to50%0% in order to speed up this process.
Both houses have agreed on increased payments to rural-area hospitals, more than $14 billion over 10 years in each version, according to the association.
Napolitano agreed on increased enforcement, but questioned the idea of a trigger -- at least in name.
Late Tuesday, finance ministers from the 17 euro zone countries agreed on ways to increase the firepower of their bailout fund, while acknowledging that they may need to turn to the I.M.F to help it achieve the €1 trillion, or $1.3 trillion, target set for it.
The 30-year bond also was held back by the fact that OPEC is having trouble agreeing on increases in oil production.
Moreover, the drivers agree on the increased risk of passenger entrapment due to new procedures, potential effects from the change of platform side, and the increased difficulty of keeping to a low speed limit.
Republicans have largely been dead-set against raising the federal minimum wage since George W. Bush and Democrats agreed on the last increase back in 2007.
Dr. Lake said that the two sides had been unable to agree on salary increases over the next three years, a district demand to add three workdays to the school year for teachers and an effort to increase the deductible on the district's medical, dental and prescription benefits.
