The phrase "agree to conform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating consent to adhere to certain rules, standards, or expectations.
Example: "Before joining the organization, all members must agree to conform to the established code of conduct."
Alternatives: "consent to comply" or "accept to adhere".
Beczala said he had shown his professionalism by agreeing to conform to the director's "vision" of his character even though he himself did not agree with it.
Consequently, the government agreed to conform to OECD regulations on administrative assistance in tax matters, including tax evasion.
The research team agreed a statistical analysis plan conforming to regulatory guidelines.
Republican Congressional leaders may agree to delay the debt ceiling crisis in order to prolong negotiations, which undercuts Harry Reid in the Senate but apparently conforms to the President's preferences.
The possibility that Major League Baseball will stage the first World Cup next year inched closer to reality as the Players Association said that it was close to agreeing to a drug-testing policy that conforms to Olympic standards.
These banks already require around $40 billion of fresh capital by 2018 just to conform to internationally agreed rules on minimal capital standards.
They also want powers similar to the London mayor's ability to intervene in strategically important planning issues – and direct boroughs in the capital to conform with an agreed strategic plan.
The different hospital databases have not been designed to conform to some agreed standards for data representation and meanings.
Australia's oldest bank has agreed to judge lending proposals according to how they conform to the UN's climate change target of restricting global temperatures, but will not rule out investment in individual sectors.
"Then the import regulations will be adjusted to conform with the classification so agreed on".
