The phrase "agree to involve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating consent to participate or include someone in a particular situation or activity.
Example: "We need everyone to agree to involve all team members in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "consent to include" or "accept to engage".
The commission wants the American authorities to agree to involve European audit regulators in any such inquiry.
In a thinly veiled condemnation of the Sun on Sunday's tactics, McCreath said Mahmood was "someone who appears to have gone to considerable lengths to get Ms Contostavlos to agree to involve herself in criminal conduct, certainly to far greater lengths than would have been regarded as appropriate had he been a police investigator".
Mahmood was "someone who appears to have gone to considerable lengths to get Ms Contostavlos to agree to involve herself in criminal conduct, certainly to far greater lengths than would have been regarded as appropriate had he been a police investigator".
As if Paul Nurse wasn't busy enough he's just become president of the Royal Society and will head a new mammoth London biomedical research facility the biologist has reluctantly agreed to involve the Royal Society in vetting foreign scientists who want work in the United Kingdom.
Carcinogenesis is generally agreed to involve at least three stages: initiation, promotion, and progression.
Peak Australian stakeholder groups have agreed to involve a wide range of members and participant organisations in this study.
Peak stakeholder groups have agreed to involve a wide range of members and participant organisations, and will facilitate access to various policy, managerial and clinical networks.
Mr. Remy also says that the only confidentiality rules he ever agreed to involved tire technology and that Michelin is getting what it deserves.
You can be fired on the spot; your contract often stipulates that you agree to not involve a trade union to bargain on your behalf and there is constant surveillance of your performance.
Working The Phones: Control and Resistance in Call Centers is out from Pluto Press on November 20.
