The phrase "agreement to surrender" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts where parties consent to relinquish control or possession of something.
Example: "The two parties reached an agreement to surrender the disputed territory to the governing authority."
Alternatives: "consent to yield" or "contract to relinquish".
Granada said it had no intention of using the unseen film and denied any agreement to surrender the material.
Lindh also said that he disapproved of the uprising that had led to Spann's death, because it was un-Islamic to break an agreement to surrender.
Rosemary Prater filed the lawsuit on Monday in State Superior Court, challenging the assumption that her agreement to surrender certain rights to royalties was "in perpetuity".
The conclusion we reach is, that there is no principle of international law by which citizens are excepted out of an agreement to surrender 'persons,' where no such exception is made in the treaty itself.
His sentiments echoed those of the state and county prosecutors who led the investigation that resulted in Mr. Ciccone's guilty plea to two criminal charges of illegal fund-raising and agreement to surrender $226,000 in campaign funds.
He had just put his signature to a deal guaranteeing Vladimir Gusinsky, the media mogul and Kremlin foe, immunity from prosecution in return for agreement to surrender control of his media empire.
After the creation of the International Criminal Court, the United States tried to get countries, regardless of whether they were parties to the Court or not, to sign agreements not to surrender Americans to the Court.
There was a mutual agreement for us to surrender the labels.
Under the federal plea agreement, Sheela agreed to surrender her permanent resident visa and federal officials dropped 32 other immigration charges and three wiretap charges against her.
Mr. Uribe had thrown his support and political prestige behind Oscar Iván Zuluaga, who charged that the peace discussions and eventual agreement amounted to surrendering to the communist guerrillas.
In 2002, members of both parties supported and passed the American Service-Members' Protection Act, which blocked financial assistance to countries unless they signed agreements promising not to surrender Americans to the court.
