The phrase "agree on key issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing consensus or mutual understanding on important topics or matters.
Example: "During the meeting, we were able to agree on key issues that would guide our project moving forward."
Alternatives: "reach consensus on important matters" or "find common ground on critical topics."
The countries of the region harbor deep historical grievances and don't agree on key issues, including the way forward in Syria.
Talks aimed at reforming the system collapsed after representatives of clubs, players and leagues across Europe could not agree on key issues.
This deadline is realistic, in the sense that technical work on the round is advanced, and could be concluded in around six months, if participating governments were to agree on key issues.
He's spent his presidency antagonizing government agencies (including the FBI, which is none too pleased about Comey's firing), and bringing on senior advisers who don't agree on key issues.
After nine months of talks, the two sides agree on key issues including healthcare but have been gridlocked over rules governing the removal of arbitrators, who settle disputes on the docks.
An inter-ministerial meeting scheduled in May 2006, to discuss and agree on key issues, did not take place as the country was rocked by civil unrest which many young people were involved in.
After two days of talks with Chinese leaders, American officials said today that there had been only limited progress on agreeing on key issues for President Clinton's summit meeting here in eight weeks.
First, the parties pursuant to Rule 26(f), meet and confer about electronic discovery issues and at these meetings if they agree electronic discovery will be required, will try to agree on key search terms.
Such deal terms allow parties to "agree to disagree" on key issues.
The Ramp Versus the Big Bang Economists who analyze climate policies agree on some key issues.
But a few more weeks, into De cember, would seem neces sary to end the walkout even if both sides could agree on the key issues.
