The phrase "agree to performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties are consenting to fulfill certain obligations or tasks, often in contracts or agreements.
Example: "Both parties must agree to performance standards before the contract is finalized."
Alternatives: "consent to execution" or "accept the performance terms".
If successful, the Carbon Fund, which is hosted by the FCPF, would agree to performance-based for a proportion of the emission-reductions generated by the program, up to roughly $50 million.
They almost completely revolve around reform: whether the teachers will agree to the performance standards the city wants; whether teachers who lose their jobs when a school closes can have first dibs on new openings; whether pay should be based on merit or seniority.
Don't agree to milestones or performance hurdles -- you never know what will happen.4.
We hope the board and city will recognize the value of this event and agree to a repeat performance next year.
The main reasons given for taking supplements were as follows: to recover from training or physical activity (91%% agree or strongly agree); to improve physical performance (87%%); to prepare for a period of training or physical activity (86%%); to supplement the diet (74 %; Table 3).
The final module, "Step Three: GO", was based on the action phase of the HAPA model and included strategies relevant to the initiation, maintenance, and recovery process of enacting a particular goal (eg, prompt practice, prompt self-monitoring, prompt feedback on performance, agree to a behavioral contract).
She convinced a reluctant union to agree to a pay-for-performance system.
The F.B.I. also agreed to standardize performance appraisals which black agents said unfairly worked against them.
The Gulbenkian agreed to the performance, as did a remarkable roster of singers.
