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The phrase "agree to projects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating consent or willingness to participate in specific projects or initiatives.
Example: "After reviewing the proposals, we decided to agree to projects that align with our strategic goals."
Alternatives: "consent to projects" or "approve projects".
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The elder Shaw claimed that his son screamed at him if he did not agree to projects; later he was outraged to learn of projects that he claimed he had not approved: coffee mugs, screen-savers, T-shirts, and whiskey bottles of Monroe; other photos on postcards.
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The transit authority could get unions to agree to project-specific labor deals, but it has not.
If Craig does agree to project, he will almost certainly have to commit to three complete films over the coming years.
Under the change, the Air Force agreed to project the cost of the fuel used to power the tankers over a 40-year period, rather than 25 years.
They do no see or agree to the projects terms-of-use.
And, if enough minority members agree to the project, it becomes what is categorized as a 'Group Innovator Project'.
It took two months to persuade a family to agree to the project.
Asnin, via his aunt, asked if Henschke would agree to the project.
Mr. Kayzer never expected the scientists to agree to the project in the first place.
Supervisors should review and agree to the Project Terms and Conditions prior to any pro bono placements.
When ENROLL consent type is enabled, users must agree to the project's terms-of-use before creating an account.
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