The phrase "agree to the introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express consent or acceptance regarding an introduction, such as in a meeting or a formal setting.
Example: "After discussing the project, I am happy to agree to the introduction of our new team member."
Alternatives: "consent to the introduction" or "accept the introduction".
Cameron threw down a challenge to the Labour opposition to say whether it would agree to the introduction of English votes for English MPs, and announced that William Hague, leader of the House of Commons, would advance the issue in a special cabinet committee.
Cameron threw down a challenge to Labour to say whether it would agree to the introduction of English votes for English MPs, and announced that William Hague, leader of the House of Commons, would advance the issue in a special cabinet committee.
This means that people performing better on Trail Making Test B were more inclined to agree to the introduction of mandatory vision tests.
The report shows that these Christian churches agree to the introduction of GM food technology on the premise that it is important to establish a "theology of creation" that properly balances research in the area of biotechnology with a genuine concern for everything created by God, which encompasses the whole of humanity and nature in its entirety [ 51].
The WMSC has agreed to the introduction of the "virtual safety car", which was successfully piloted at the end of practice sessions at recent grands prix.
The national government has said it agrees to the introduction of Islamic courts, but will not sign off on putting them into effect until there is peace in Swat.
An independent commission, however, subsequently delimited new constituencies and recommended an increase in the numbers of the Legislative Council, which the council accepted, also agreeing to the introduction of universal adult suffrage.
At an all-day meeting in Ottawa with roughly 50 practicing scientists, convened at the behest of federal Health Minister Jane Philpott to quell an uprising over CIHR grantsmaking reforms, Beaudet agreed to the introduction of a "hybrid" peer-review system.
Senator Le Gresley also agreed to the introduction of a new second year trainee rate of £5.71, for those who have undertaken training for a year and will continue to do so for a second.
This has led to the decision from the Coalition of Australian Governments (COAG) [ 15] stating that "COAG agreed to the introduction of a national registration and accreditation system for health professionals".
Belgian finance minister Jean-Jacques Viseur became the latest to raise the possibility after indications from monetary affairs commissioner Yves-Thibault de Silguy that the Commission was prepared to bring in the necessary legal changes if all 11 Euroland countries agreed to the accelerated introduction.
