The phrase "agree progress" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, as "agree" typically requires a subject and an object to form a coherent statement.
Example: "We need to agree on the progress made in the project during our meeting."
Alternatives: "concur on advancements" or "reach consensus on progress".
The British Medical Association, NHS Employers, and officials at the Department of Health all agree progress has been made since a strike was averted at the eleventh hour in November, with all sides agreeing to talks guided by mediation service Acas.
In Vietnam, eleven countries, minus the USA, agree progress on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
In Vietnam, eleven countries, minus the USA, agree progress on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
Procurement is a key area where the roundtable agreed progress needs to be made.
Manufacturing was the one area where business and labor leaders alike agreed progress could be made.
While most of the mentors agreed progress towards gender equality had been made, others were focused on the battles still being fought.
Despite the gains made this year, labor experts agree that progress for workers is uneven.
Advocates for immigrants agree that progress has been made and cite as a success the city's 311 help line, which connects callers to interpreters in more than 100 languages.
Thus perhaps the most famous article, the 80th, stigmatizing as an error the view that "the Roman Pontiff can and should reconcile himself to and agree with progress, liberalism, and modern civilization," sought its authority in the pope's refusal, in Jamdudum Cernimus, to have any dealings with the new Italian kingdom.
The RCT is unlikely to agree to progress to National/Regional phase without an identified commercial partner.
He wants the day to be remembered as a time when things got done, when people could agree, when progress could be made.
