The phrase "agree on scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties are discussing and coming to a mutual understanding about the extent or boundaries of a project or task.
Example: "Before we start the project, we need to agree on scope to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "reach a consensus on scope" or "settle on the scope".
But a big question is whether the two sides will agree on the scope of American military deployment in Turkey.
As the year ended, the exchange and the city still could not agree on the scope of the project.
David Brown, a consultant to the World Bank specializing in the transparency initiative, said the government had set up a series of transparency teams, and by early next year, these teams would try to agree on the scope of the new reporting rules in Indonesia — which companies will be involved, what revenue will be reported and when.
"He's my special buddy, aren't you?" In separate conversations and vastly separate outlooks, the two local Americans agree on the scope but not the roots of the terrorist destruction and death and the fear and hatred it has laid bare.
Once they agree on the scope of the work, the real work begins.
The group met virtually on several occasions in order to agree on the scope of the article, discuss the research methods and compare preliminary findings.
Draw up and agree on the scope of work and produce a Bill of Quantities that clearly lists all the materials and tasks to be performed.
A8 Pact on Macedonia Force As the initial NATO mission was ending, NATO and Macedonian officials agreed on the scope of a new military force to take over.
While agreeing on the scope of the problem of sprawling development, representatives of the building industry disagree that the solution is more federal money for preserving farmland.
If developing countries wish to get more concessions, the best way is to negotiate them in a new round.Yet agreeing on the scope of such a round will still be hard.
