The phrase "agreed to concede" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone acknowledges a point or accepts a situation after discussion or negotiation.
Example: "After much deliberation, both parties agreed to concede on certain terms to reach a compromise."
Alternatives: "agreed to yield" or "consented to give in."
In return for the Republicans agreeing to end Reconstruction, the Democrats agreed to concede the close and contested Presidential election of 1876.
But even if the Palestinians patch up their differences for now, the relief may be only temporary.Hamas, which took over the PA after an election a year ago and has since been struggling against an international boycott, had agreed to concede six of the 19 cabinet posts to Fatah and another four to independent people or parties, among them the powerful interior, finance and foreign ministries.
In 2000, the Colombian Government agreed to concede around 42,000 km2 to the non-state group.
Judge Anthony Morris told the court he understood Westfield had agreed to concede 12 runs in exchange for £6,000 but only 10 runs were in fact conceded during the first over.
So the group began a sabotage and kidnapping campaign, to which President Andres Pastrana responded last month by agreeing to concede it a second zone.
Westfield later admitted that he had bowled "deliberately badly" after agreeing to concede 12 runs in his first over for "financial reward", said the judge.
I reiterate I will not agree to concede those interests that are vital to national security and I will not agree to concede to the strengthening of the State of Israel and the strengthening of Jerusalem, its expansion and establishment for generations to come with a solid Jewish majority within it.
It is the general opinion here that the Grand Council of the Turkish Empire will in the end agree to concede the reasonable demands of the allies, for the members, aware of the unpreparedness and demoralization of the Turkish army, know that a resumption of hostilities can have only one result — the disappearance of the Turk as a factor in Europe.
On something I haven't done?" Westfield was jailed for four months after receiving £6,000 for agreeing to concede 12 runs during an over of a one-day game against Durham in 2009.
Mr. Gelfand agreed to a draw, conceding the title to Mr. Anand.
In the end, the company spared itself a high-risk vote on Lund's award only because the man from Statoil agreed to accept less and to concede stiffer performance conditions.
