The phrase "agree the scope" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to come to a mutual understanding or agreement about the boundaries or extent of something. It is often used in project management or business settings to clarify the specific parameters or objectives of a project or task. Example: Before starting the new marketing campaign, the team needs to agree the scope of the project, including the target audience, budget, and timeline.
"This particular application was approved following a site visit to agree the scope of the works and necessary traffic management.
It seems most experts agree the scope of the Commerce Clause was originally much narrower than it is now.
Its purpose, therefore, is not only to set out clearly and unequivocally the policy question or problem that needs to be addressed, but also to agree the scope of the assessment – to set the boundaries of the problem, decide what elements of it are important and what are not (including whose interests should be taken into account), and to outline the policy scenarios that should be considered.
However, with a green paper on the BBC expected before 21 July, the government still has to agree the scale, scope and governance of the broadcaster after agreeing the financial arrangements for the next five years.
Nor has there been much headway on agreeing the scope of negotiations in controversial new areas such as investment.The result is that trade ministers next week have five days to reach a series of complicated political compromises after almost two years of stalemate.
As the year ended, the exchange and the city still could not agree on the scope of the project.
But a big question is whether the two sides will agree on the scope of American military deployment in Turkey.
"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.
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.
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.
