The phrase "agreements to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties are discussing or formalizing the terms under which something will be removed or eliminated, such as in contracts or negotiations.
Example: "The parties reached agreements to remove the outdated clauses from the contract to ensure clarity and relevance."
Alternatives: "arrangements for removal" or "contracts for elimination".
ISTANBUL — Turkey and Syria held a day of meetings and ceremonies on Tuesday that signaled an era of improving relations between the countries, signing agreements to remove visa restrictions on their shared border and pledging to build "a common future".
However, to do so they must commit to renegotiate current U.S. trade agreements to remove the limits on such domestic consumer protections.
Will the candidates renegotiate existing trade agreements to remove the limits on domestic procurement policies that could impact their existing proposals to create jobs, rebuild our crumbling infrastructure and increase energy efficiency?
At the same time, the Center for Environmental Health was pursuing a lawsuit against T-A Creations and other lunchbox sellers, aimed at reaching agreements to remove lead from their products.
California law allows a court to "blueline" an arbitration agreement to remove an element that renders it substantively unconscionable.
Last year, federal and other officials announced a nonbinding agreement to remove the dams, and Wednesday's draft plan added a specific, nuts-and-bolts dimension to that agreement.
American and Japanese officials also announced an agreement to remove American aircraft from Futenma Marine Air Corps Station in a southern part of Okinawa that is now highly urban.
The solution to Europe's longest-running conflict could begin with the agreement to remove two barricades dividing Ledra Street in Nicosia tomorrow.
By then, North Korea had already demolished part of the Yongbyon facilities in return for Washington's agreement to remove it from its list of state sponsors of terrorism.
That's sensible: Nobody knows how much contamination is still in the river, and the company is under a binding agreement to remove it all.
