The phrase "agree on set" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to agree on a set of guidelines before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "reach a consensus on" or "come to an agreement on".
As long as information needs are discussed in such highly abstract terms, parties can quite easily agree on sets of indicators.
Even the full board sometimes has trouble getting the legally required five members to agree on setting the rent rates, he said, and an incomplete one could produce an unprecedented deadlock.
Getting the environment agency to agree on set-aside and grant a licence to start clearing can take years.
The bane of automakers has been persuading their throngs of dealers to agree on setting any online price for automobiles that is below the sticker price.
"I call on you all, political forces and citizens, to build a Lebanon we all agree on, setting the interests of Lebanon above our individual interests," he told lawmakers and dignitaries in a televised address.
And while Congress has not agreed on setting a price on carbon emissions, important people say we need more low-carbon power.
They agreed on setting a target date of 2005, by which time all schools, hospitals and local government offices should have broadband access to the Internet.
The industrialized leaders have reportedly agreed on setting a target of 25percentt for reducing AIDS infection among 15- to 24-year-olds in the third world by the year 2010.
The negotiators agreed on setting up a new standing corps to support EU countries on the ground.
Parliament's and Council's negotiators agreed on setting a depth limit of 800 metres, so that no deep sea fishing will take place beneath this limit.
