The phrase "agree to test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating consent or willingness to participate in a testing process or evaluation.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, we decided to agree to test the new software before its official launch."
Alternatives: "consent to testing" or "approve the test".
Students could form a union and agree to test products and offer social media feedback only if they're (well) paid for doing so.
Mozart's "Così" is the story of two young military officers in late-18th-century Naples who, on a bet from a jaded older bachelor, agree to test the fidelity of their fiancées.
The new requirement comes three years after Congress, in an effort to encourage such research, offered a lucrative financial incentive to drug manufacturers, giving them a six-month patent and marketing extension on drugs they agree to test in children at the F.D.A.'s request.
The letter from the committee, which held a hearing in December on the science of H.G.H. testing, continued: "Despite being the first of the major professional sports leagues to agree to test for H.G.H., the N.F.L. has now fallen far behind its counterparts in implementing the agreement.
"We are concerned, however, that our competitors are not ready and will not agree to test with us".
However, some other Health Authorities may not agree to test genotoxic compounds with single doses in healthy volunteers or may request a rationale to do so and safety margins have been accepted on a case-by-case basis.
But he indicated the union would be hard pressed to get all of its members to agree to testing.
The finding that patients are more likely to agree to testing once treatment becomes available is nonetheless plausible, and confirms findings from another observational study [ 35].
Pentair agreed to test for pH, carbon, oil and grease, copper, antimony, aluminum, iron and zinc.
