The phrase "agree on sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a mutual understanding or consensus about sharing something, such as resources or responsibilities.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally agree on sharing the workload for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "consent to share" or "reach an agreement on sharing".
But in the end, Ms. Brown, Mr. Harman and Mr. Diller, whose IAC/InterActiveCorp owns The Daily Beast, could not agree on sharing editorial and business responsibility for a venture, according to one person with knowledge of their discussions.
But the outside world cannot impose such a government and there is little sign that the many different Somali factions will ever agree on sharing power.
Collaborative management has been defined as 'a partnership by which various stakeholders agree on sharing among themselves the management functions, rights and responsibilities for a territory or set of resources under protected status' (Borrini-Feyerabend 1996).
The unemployment rate that proved to be a liability for Democrats in November remains high as officials, so far, have mostly failed to agree on shared economic policies.
Our compact is that: * G-20 members will agree on shared policy objectives.
As part of our process of mutual assessment: * G-20 members will agree on shared policy objectives.
You'll also want to agree on shared items and who is bringing them, or if you'll share the cost of rentals.
The challenge is nothing less than that of finding 'European common ground', agreeing on shared ground rules, articulating the abstract idea of Europe in dealings with specific countries and institutions, and linking the infrastructure policy with the everyday praxis of medical communities and individual researchers.
The officials agreed on shared protocols for coping with the outbreak and arranged for personal protective equipment, Oseltamivir tablets, and poison for poultry culling to be transferred from Israel to the PA.
Of course not everybody is going to agree on the sharing economy, especially hotels and taxi firms who are losing out on business from peer-to-peer services.
If your visions are diametrically opposed or you get the feeling it's going to be an uphill battle to agree on a shared vision, it's not going to work and one of you has to go.
