The phrase "agreement to return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties are discussing a mutual understanding or commitment to come back to a place or situation.
Example: "The contract includes an agreement to return the borrowed equipment by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "commitment to return" or "promise to return."
This winter Norway signed an agreement to return young asylum seekers to Ethiopia.
Before she could begin building The Peak, however, Britain signed an agreement to return Hong Kong to China.
In the view of the British Museum, at least, an agreement to return its greatest attraction is not likely.
President Bill Clinton hastily calls another summit at Sharm el-Sheikh, which reaches an agreement "to return the situation to that which existed prior to the current crisis".
Last month he announced that he had reached an agreement to return to "Two and a Half Men" for two more seasons.
From the Falklands, he went to Hong Kong for an assignment that included the negotiations for Britain's 1984 agreement to return the territory to China.
The Getty Museum was also the subject of inquiries into whether it had purchased stolen antiquities; the museum has in recent years been making agreements to return some works to their native countries.
Syria had also expressed reservations about the word "normalization," feeling that the term, favored by Israel, offers too much before Israel has made any agreements to return occupied land.
Contracts: written or verbal agreements to return for an appointment or course of treatment (Bosch-Capblanch 2007 ).
Even as they have traded public barbs, U.S. and Pakistani military officials reached a tentative agreement this week to return at least 100 of about 200 U.S. military trainers whom Pakistan expelled earlier in the year.
However, the company alleges that he refused to sign that agreement and to return confidential information post-employment.
