The phrase "agreed on taking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consensus or mutual decision regarding a specific action or plan.
Example: "After much discussion, we all agreed on taking the project in a new direction."
Alternatives: "agreed to take" or "reached an agreement on taking".
Participants were considered eligible if they (1) had experience in feasibility studies and/or were feasibility managers, (2) did not already know the EHR4CR QB, (3) worked for one of the project partners, and (4) initially agreed on taking the necessary time, answering the usability questionnaire, and recording their computer screen.
The rebel leader, John Garang of the Sudan People's Liberation Army, and the government's first vice president, Osman Ali Taha, agreed on taking an equal share of oil revenues in a major concession by the government, which had wanted only five percent of oil revenues to go to the rebels.
Eventually, the patient agreed on taking oral amoxicillin 500 mg three times daily for 3 weeks.
Turning 80 next week, she feels very strongly about this government's failure to agree on taking in child refugees.
They may be pressured to agree on taking on local development projects regardless of the real risk or the viability of the project," said Sassus.
Most GPs mentioned that although patients initially may agree on taking the medication they do not always act accordingly.
Some things the authors of the book agree on: take more notes than seem necessary on more topics than seem important.
For example, find a video game you all like to play and play that, or if you can't find a video game you all agree on, take turns.
For example, one GP agreed to take on responsibility for the entire group of asylum seekers.
Michael Spyres, who I've worked with before on Faust, has agreed to take on the lead role.
When, almost eight years ago, on April 19th , [2005] I agreed to take on the Petrine ministry, I held steadfast in this certainty, which has always accompanied me.
