The phrase "agreeing to shift" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a consensus or decision to change something, such as plans, schedules, or responsibilities.
Example: "After much discussion, we are all agreeing to shift the meeting to next week."
Alternatives: "consenting to change" or "accepting to move".
He broke an impasse that made the N.F.L. merger with the American Football League possible by agreeing to shift the Browns to the A.F.C.
Still, Vaughn's serious knee trouble and Piazza's chronic defensive problems have ignited questions about Piazza's agreeing to shift to first base.
With no queer groups marching, Arieli said the government panicked and convened a meeting with his group, agreeing to shift millions of shekels in government spending into the community.
Companies such as Honda, Nissan Diesel and Toshiba have agreed to shift some of their factory operations to weekends or nights.
Now the rich countries have agreed to shift possibly 5 percent of voting shares from rich to developing countries.
Couche-Tard also agreed to shift to Shell gasoline at an unspecified number of its current outlets.
Liberal Democrats have agreed to shift funding for the warm home discount, worth £135, into general taxation.
After 55 demonstrations, the Israeli government agreed to shift the route of the barrier to the so-called 1967 green line.
Under the revised terms of the complex transaction, SoftBank agreed to shift over about $1.5 billion earmarked for Sprint itself to the company's shareholders instead.
As part of its oral history program the Museum of Australian Democracy, located in Old Parliament House, recently interviewed Menzies' former interior minister, Doug Anthony, about how Menzies agreed to shift the monument.
In particular, he said, Christie's and Sotheby's agreed to shift from flat-fee commissions to sliding-scale fees at roughly the same time.
