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Discover LudwigThe phrase "agreed to record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has consented to document or capture information, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The parties involved have agreed to record the meeting for future reference."
Alternatives: "consented to document" or "accepted to log".
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McMorris had agreed to record a pregame introduction.
A young filmmaker agreed to record the trip.
He also agreed to record his conversations with the other two defendants.
The Daily Star today reported that Madonna has agreed to record the theme tune.
For settlement, Lennon agreed to record some Chuck Berry songs on his album Rock'n'Roll, so it was no great hardship.
Mr. Ridley, 28, has also agreed to record whale sightings during the journey — another match made by Mr. Treinish.
Frightened, and still calculating his best position, Smith agreed to record his calls and lure a former Galleon colleague into admitting knowledge of the Cisco-Starent tip.
Trump said he met with his advisers and family Friday night at Trump Tower and agreed to record a video response.
She sought an alternate career, but when she was approached by the German record company Ariola, she agreed to record an eponymous album (1978).
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At the same time other orchestras, like the San Francisco Symphony, have agreed to record-setting pay deals.
But Mr. McArdle had agreed to record his meetings with bribe-taking city employees for the Department of Investigation.
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