The phrase "agreements to import" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to trade, commerce, or legal discussions where parties are entering into contracts for the importation of goods.
Example: "The company has signed several agreements to import electronics from overseas manufacturers."
Alternatives: "contracts for importation" or "import agreements".
Thousands of farmers from around the country marched through Madrid to protest a European Union agreement to import cheaper produce from Morocco.
Through Mattei, Eni also negotiated oil concessions in France, Africa, and Spain, as well as an agreement to import large quantities of crude oil from the Soviet Union in exchange for exports of manufactured goods.
Breen argues that the emotions roused by the false rumor emboldened the delegates, who soon passed the Continental Association, an agreement not to import or consume British goods.
The stamp-tax riots set a pattern, and when, in 1767, Britain further strengthened the customs service and levied new taxes, Boston merchants — smugglers in the lead — again organized the resistance, this time through an agreement not to import British merchandise.
General Motors, Ford Motor and DaimlerChrysler said yesterday that they had reached agreements with China to import more cars and trucks built in the United States.
Now BBC has reached an agreement with NBC Universal International Television Distribution to import the new show, "The Office: An American Workplace".
He even had a licensing agreement with Penn State to import Russian dolls with the college's insignia.
Wal-Mart also forces supplies to wait at least three months to get paid, and to make matters worse, Wal-Mart uses a trade agreement between China and Brazil to import Asian goods, and then imports the merchandise from Brazil into Argentina protected from tariffs.
Agreement on Drugs The World Trade Organization failed again to approve an agreement to allow poor nations to import inexpensive medicines by relaxing trade and patent laws.
The World Trade Organization failed again tonight in its attempt to approve an agreement to allow poor nations to import inexpensive medicines by relaxing patent and trade laws.
