The phrase "agree preparation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a consensus on a plan or readiness for a task, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We need to reach an agreement on the preparation for the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "consensus on preparation" or "agreement on readiness".
"It's important that the Lions and home unions get together to agree adequate preparation time.
Most people agree that preparations for this election are a vast improvement from the last time around.
They also agreed, in preparation of this new project, that the United States would be heavily involved in the Mir programme as part of an international project known as the Shuttle Mir programme.
They also agreed, in preparation for this new project, that the United States would be heavily involved in the Mir project in the years ahead, under the code name "Phase One" (the construction of the ISS being "Phase Two").
All three of the successful applicants interviewed agree that good preparation is the best starting point.
To support women's involvement in decision-making during birth, experts agreed that preparations should start during antenatal care, making women aware that unforeseen decisions can occur and that time for decision-making may be limited, and that women's expectations and preferences should be explored.
Instead, the EU leaders are likely to agree that immediate preparations should begin to "undertake systematic efforts to identify, capture and destroy vessels before they are used by traffickers".
They agreed on essential preparation and training that includes theoretical consideration of biocontainment principles, practical hands-on training, and mentored on-the-job experiences relevant to positional responsibilities as essential preparation before a person's independent access to a BSL-4 facility.
In Data Preparation, we agree on the parameters used in our approach and select one or more attributes as blocking keys.
