The phrase "agree to future" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a willingness to accept or commit to future terms or conditions, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to agree to future terms before finalizing the contract."
Alternatives: "commit to future" or "consent to future".
For instance, buyers can get several books for a low price, and in return, agree to future monthly purchases that are made automatically unless a customer checks off a "negative option".
In Florida, Arkansas and Pennsylvania programs, participants get discounts at local shops and exemptions from curfew rules when they pass a voluntary urine test and agree to future random tests.
Wakefield's council leader, Peter Box, told the Yorkshire Post that his local authority would not agree to future funding for the Leeds-based tourism agency until McMillan "steps aside".
Once this premise was accepted, it was very difficult to agree to future naval limitation.
C-TPAT participants then submit a security questionnaire and profile to customs, develop a program and agree to future audits of security practices to check whether progress is taking place.
Many caucus members said they want cuts now before they agree to future changes.
Boston Scientific had paid $740 million to acquire Advanced Bionics, but it also had agreed to future progress payments that could have raised the total cost past $3 billion.
In both cases, the men took advantage of the companies' offer of free CD's in exchange for agreeing to future purchases.
Medically low risk women, who participated in a randomized controlled trial of supplementary prenatal care between April 2001 and July 2004 and agreed to future research, were invited to participate in this follow-up study.
At the initial appointment a verbal and written explanation of the study was provided and patients signed a consent form agreeing to future contact and access to their medical notes by a research assistant.
Each of the eight DPT-1 centers contacted those subjects eligible for recontact on the basis of the following criteria: 1) they were diabetes-free at time of last contact and 2) they agreed to future contact on the DPT-1 consent form.
