The phrase "agrees to expose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone consents to reveal or disclose information, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The witness agrees to expose the truth about the events that transpired that night."
Alternatives: "consents to reveal" or "commits to disclose".
It would also have to agree to expose its history of nuclear work, including any on weapons technology, which it has refused to show international inspectors.
In these trades, a bank's customers are agreeing to expose themselves to the bank's credit risk for a long time.
They also listened politely to Mr. Powell's preaching about the need for systemic change, avoiding their usual objections to interference in their country's internal affairs, and they agreed to expose themselves to renewed official "dialogue" on human rights.
The fact that the Bank seems to have agreed to expose itself to some private credit risk is significant.
But I'm not here to pitch my business today – we only take private referrals and frankly if it wasn't for this terrific opportunity to help out TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington, I wouldn't have agreed to expose my business to this much publicity.
My background is in Italian Renaissance drawing, and I do not think artists of the past such as Leonardo or Michelangelo would ever have agreed to expose their drawings to the public eye.
Having agreed to help MI6 expose Al-Qaeda's work, Dean needed to continue making bombs, but says he would deliberately ensure the devices didn't quite work, or create problems to delay their use, all the time working alongside aspiring killers.
Having agreed to help MI6 expose al Qaeda's work, Dean needed to continue making bombs but says he would deliberately ensure the devices didn't quite work, or create problems to delay their use, all the time working alongside aspiring killers.
"A compound blew up in his hands, which were left stuck in the ceiling". Having agreed to help MI6 expose Al-Qaeda's work, Dean needed to continue making bombs, but says he would deliberately ensure the devices didn't quite work, or create problems to delay their use, all the time working alongside aspiring killers.
The pair met three others and together agreed to set about exposing their "injustice".
