The phrase "agreement increases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the growth or escalation of agreements, such as in negotiations or partnerships.
Example: "As the discussions progressed, the number of agreements increases, leading to a more collaborative environment."
Alternatives: "the number of agreements grows" or "the level of agreements rises".
The new agreement increases the amount of compensation the N.H.L. pays to European federations in exchange for signing players.
"Every day without an agreement increases the risk of default," said Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies & Company.
"The Paris agreement increases the imperative for oil and gas companies to urgently change their portfolios to reflect the shift to a lower-carbon mix.
Artful sequencing in negotiation means lining up deals so that each agreement increases the odds of nailing down the next one.
The agreement increases the hospitals' contributions to a child care plan and health care plan, and 1199 workers will still not have to pay premiums or co-payments toward their basic health or dental plans.
Now, the group analyzed similar models to estimate the probability of extreme weather events in the future under two scenarios of the Paris Agreement: increases of 1.5 to 2 degrees if countries live up to their aspirations, or 2 to 3 degrees if they meet the commitments that they have made.
For pulmonary artery occlusion pressure, agreement increased from 71% without Paw to 83% with Paw.
A recent labor agreement increased wages by about 40percentt; most workers earn $3.50 to $5 a day.
Although details were not revealed, the directors guild said the agreement increased compensation for its members.
Just look at Mexico under the North American Free Trade Agreement: increased exports, but a 21percentt decrease in wages.
Accepting a difference of one point between the observers, agreement increased to 66%.
