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Discover LudwigThe phrase "agrees an appointment" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of confirming or scheduling an appointment, but the structure is incorrect.
Example: "She agrees to an appointment with the doctor for next week."
Alternatives: "confirms an appointment" or "schedules an appointment."
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If the potential participant agrees, an appointment is made and they are taken through an Informed Consent process.
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Even before reaching hospital, he made a call from the ambulance to a doctor who had operated on his knee when he was a youth team player and agreed an appointment for an operation the very next day.
The failure to agree an appointment has left the FSA without a permanent chair at a time when it has had to deal with the horsemeat scandal – the largest food crisis it has ever faced.
If patients and their loved ones agree, an appointment for a first home visit will be made.
Potential KIs were contacted in a systematic fashion by AEB, invited to participate, and for those who agreed, an appointment scheduled.
If the patient, agrees a new appointment will be fixed.
We agree a second appointment and another letter to Housing.
In 1995, the department failed to agree on an appointment in paleoanthropology.
If they agree, set an appointment to interview them in a location where they currently perform the task that you wish to study.
General Manager Horst Heldt has had this to say: "We have agreed to an appointment [with the player's advisor] which will take place soon," "I remain in good spirits and I hope that we can convince Joel to stay at Schalke".
I wasn't the only entrepreneur in Silicon Valley who agreed to an appointment with the delegation from Singapore".
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