The phrase "agreed to conclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that parties have come to a mutual decision to finalize or end a discussion or agreement.
Example: "After much deliberation, both parties agreed to conclude the negotiations and move forward with the contract."
Alternatives: "decided to finalize" or "consented to wrap up".
They agreed to conclude a comprehensive agreement to end the crisis in South Sudan before 5 March.
The NEC also agreed to conclude talks with the unions by the end of March next year on how to reform policymaking to ensure it becomes "more dynamic, open and democratic".
The leaders also agreed to conclude agreements more rapidly with other countries to repatriate illegal migrants and to make illegal migration a part of future negotiations with countries that seek closer relations with the European Union.
"I feel we have some exciting opportunities in the market place and have agreed to conclude the agreement with 32Red one year early and on friendly terms".
Governments agreed to conclude negotiations by 2015 on a new global deal that would include to different extents every nation, to come into effect in 2020.
Hr thanked the affiliate stations who aired his show, his listeners and Cumulus Media, adding that he and the company "mutually agreed to conclude" to end the show.
On 10 May 1989, based on the Antwerp success, the presidents of all major Belgian parties (including the People's Union) signed a cordon sanitaire (hygienic barrier), where the parties agreed to never conclude any political agreements with the Vlaams Blok, nor make immigration a political issue.
When companies conclude contracts, they often agree to resolve disputes in international courts.
A spokesman for the main opposition party, the Congress for Democratic Change, said that, despite these claims, it would not be pulling out of the race, and was merely "seeking an agreed process to conclude the counting".
Mr. Schlough said he agreed to convict Captain Sanchez after concluding that there was no other plausible assailant.
IF President Obama and Congress had announced that no financial reform legislation would pass unless Goldman Sachs agreed to the bill, we would conclude our leaders had been standing in the Washington sun too long.
