The phrase "agreement to code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties are discussing or formalizing a commitment to adhere to specific coding standards or practices.
Example: "The team reached an agreement to code according to the new guidelines established by the project manager."
Alternatives: "commitment to coding" or "consensus on coding standards".
"The university has a strict speaker policy, which means that all speakers are required to give their agreement to abide by a code of practice.
And just this month the center signed an agreement to help create a code of conduct governing the licensees making products for Sesame Street — "but that will be a very nominal amount of income for us," Sethi says, "because they are as poor as we are").
Potentially more significant is the agreement to create a uniform code for return to play for those suffering head injuries.
students, members of the church or not, Davies signed the honor code, an agreement to abide by the lifestyle tenets of the Mormon faith.
Following this, JLB and AV used the revised framework to code three transcripts together to ensure agreement, and then coded an additional five transcripts independently.
After coding the second transcript, the team determined that agreement around the code list and definitions was sufficient to code the remaining transcripts.
He told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show that there needed to be international agreement for the code to work well.
We have tried to take this into account by requesting responses from all participants to the same introductory question and the same themes in the interview guide and, through discussion, reaching agreement among the authors as to coding, sub-categories and categories.
The FAA attributes the better performance to code-sharing agreements with larger partners, as well as more point-to-point routes.
The airline might also consider teaming up with other airlines through code-share agreements to take on certain routes they can't provide on their own.
