The phrase "agrees to furnish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when indicating that someone has committed to provide something, such as goods or services.
Example: "The contractor agrees to furnish all necessary materials for the construction project."
Alternatives: "commits to provide" or "promises to supply".
By article 38 it agreed to "furnish all necessary facilities" for a court investigation.
Until the reactors could be completed, the United States had agreed to furnish North Korea with 500,000 tons of fuel oil each year.
In March 1949 the U.S.S.R. concluded a reciprocal-aid agreement with North Korea, in which it agreed to furnish heavy military equipment, and by June 1950 North Korean forces numbered 135,000, including a tank brigade.
The operation relied heavily upon an undercover agent of the I.N.S. in the Albany area who posed as a corrupt official and agreed to furnish the suspected traffickers with resident alien cards for $5,000 to $13,000 each, Mr. French said.
In other words, could the company, in return for the transportation which it agreed to furnish and did furnish to the Munsey publisher over its interstate lines, and to his employees and to the immediate members of his and their families, accept as compensation for such service anything else than money, the amount to be determined by its published schedule of rates and charges?
723, held that an ice company which had agreed to furnish a brewery with all the ice they might need for their business from November 8, 1879, until January 1 , 1881 at $1.75 per ton, and afterwards in May, 1880, declined to deliver any more ice unless the brewery would give it $3 per ton, could recover on a promissory note given for the increased price.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 15 , 1954P. 29 At a Collector's Choice, at the Grolier Coub the following letter from Percy Bysshe Shelly was exhibited: "Sir: I am in want of a supply of classical & other boosk on the following condition, I beg to know whether you would agree to furnish them.
He also agreed to furnish the property, because after spending her adult life in shared homes, Tierney didn't have any furniture.
Upon Pierre's complaint, the University of Paris relented and agreed to furnish a new laboratory, but it would not be ready until 1906.
Mr. Goldman agreed to buy and furnish an apartment of her choosing - "you pick it, it's yours," he promised - in which they would live and which she would own.
