The phrase "agree to launch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consensus or decision to initiate a project, product, or event.
Example: "After much deliberation, the team decided to agree to launch the new marketing campaign next month."
Alternatives: "consent to initiate" or "approve the launch".
Besides the risk of meeting close to a war zone, there is the even bigger worry that negotiators will agree to launch a new round only by fudging the agenda.
"For full confidence in the future of the euro area, it is important that member states agree to launch a process toward more integration — financial and economic integration," Mr. Barroso said.
Amid the haggling, Europe's leaders in Cologne will agree to launch a new inter-governmental conference, the mechanism required for the unfinished business of reforming the EU's sclerotic institutions, with more majority voting and a streamlined commission.
In the light of this, will the prime minister agree to launch immediately an inquiry and full review into the arms exports licences to Saudi Arabia and suspend those arms sales until that review has been concluded?
November 2001: Members of the WTO meet in Qatar and agree to launch the Doha round of multilateral talks with focus on development and opening markets in agriculture, manufacturing and services.
No. 10 Press Office (@Number10press) 1st result from Lough Erne: EU and US agree to launch negotiations on a trade deal worth £10bn to UK #G8UK pic.twitter.com/Rq8pJune 17 , 2013, 2013 It was relatively informal.
It would be a lot easier if they agreed to launch together".
The two sides also agreed to launch a bus service from Imphal in India to Mandalay in Burma.
See articleOpen to suggestionsThe EU agreed to launch talks on a new trade-and-investment deal with Cuba.
When it was finally agreed to launch an Observer magazine, Astor appointed assistant editor Michael Davie as its first editor.
And this week EU ministers agreed to launch a sea and air mission to destroy the people traffickers' boats.
