The phrase "agree to changing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing consent or acceptance of a modification or alteration to something.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally agree to changing the project deadline to accommodate everyone's schedule."
Alternatives: "consent to modifications" or "accept the changes".
The Scottish government agreed to changing the question when the commission reported its findings.
The Greek parliament will pass a law binding all private holders of its bonds issued under local law to the bond-swap if a large enough majority of bondholders agree to it in effect, changing the bonds' terms by inserting so-called "collective-action clauses".
Mr. Milosovski said leaders had even agreed to discuss changing the preamble to the Constitution, as Albanians have long demanded, to give them equal status in the country.
In addition, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants agreed to consider changing its rules to put more people from outside the industry on its disciplinary panels.
He also agreed to consider changing the cost-of-living index for calculating Social Security benefits, in a way that economists say could whittle down the payments over time, but put the program on firmer footing.
A12 Deal to Keep U.N. Iraq Rules Major members of the Security Council, following an agreement between the United States and Russia, agreed to postpone changing the rules for sanctions on trade with Iraq for an additional six months, diplomats said, keeping the existing "oil for food" program in force until then.
Because there's this other thing: "Each and every Republican legislator I've spoken to believes that voters should not have this right to vote unless I agree to an ever-changing list of collateral demands".
Until now, most teaching fellows -- people changing careers who agree to work in the city's toughest schools while the Department of Education pays for their master's programs -- have attended the City University of New York.
