The phrase "agrees to publish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has consented to make something public or to print it.
Example: "The author agrees to publish the manuscript after making the necessary revisions."
Alternatives: "consents to publish" or "commits to publish".
The said publisher agrees to publish in said publication an advertisement of the Monon Route as follows: One page 'ad' (divided as desired) said advertisement to appear Favorably, and occupy a space of not less than one page and to be published as desired issues of said publication.
One neat feature of study registration, and Registered Reports in particular, is that the journal agrees to publish studies before results exist.
SHOUTS & MURMURS series of rejection letters to horror writer Stephen King, in which increasingly gruesome things happen to the publishing company until it finally agrees to publish his novel.
The New Yorker, October 12 , 1998P. 100 SHOUTS & MURMURS series of rejection letters to horror writer Stephen King, in which increasingly gruesome things happen to the publishing company until it finally agrees to publish his novel.
By Bruce McCall The New Yorker, October 12 , 1998P. 100 SHOUTS & MURMURS series of rejection letters to horror writer Stephen King, in which increasingly gruesome things happen to the publishing company until it finally agrees to publish his novel.
If the company agrees to publish the work itself, it's given a year to do so.
I've got this publisher to agree to publish my next book not at Christmas, but in 1938.
Both publishers have now agreed to publish their contract.
Soon afterward, a publisher, Other Press, saw the design and agreed to publish her finished work.
They also agreed to publish regulations concerning such controls.
All five along with WikiLeaks agreed to publish simultaneously.
