The phrase "agrees to report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has consented to provide information or updates on a particular matter.
Example: "The committee member agrees to report on the progress of the project at the next meeting."
Alternatives: "commits to reporting" or "consents to provide a report."
After initially resisting, she reluctantly agrees to report to him at clandestine seaside meetings in Belfast.
The Safe Campus Act, the more comprehensive of the two bills, stipulates that colleges may only investigate an allegation of a criminal sexual assault if the alleged victim agrees to report it to local law enforcement.
Colleges would not be allowed to punish a student for committing sexual assault unless the alleged victim agrees to report their attack to police, under a pair of new bills pushed by national fraternity organizations and opposed by higher education groups. .
Given the sensitivity of genomic data, researchers should consider whether a CSP agrees to report any data losses or security breach incidents within a short period of time (eg, <24 h).
But the company agreed to report periodically on money transfers to United States regulators.
Many media executives said they had not expected Mr. Pittman to agree to report to his former corporate peer, Mr. Parsons.
The American bishops agreed to report allegations to the authorities and to remove all credibly accused priests from ministry.
Fishermen also agreed to report unusually high concentrations of cod so a zone around the shoals could be closed temporarily.
Brendl has agreed to report to the Rangers' practice facility in Rye, N.Y., on July 1 to work out with the training staff in preparation for training camp this fall.
She agreed to report her expenses to the trustee monthly, and was approved to spend money on "reasonable" legal fees, court records show.
Ten letters were mailed to people on streets with alternate names -- people who had agreed to report when, or if, they received the letters.
