The phrase "agrees to the interpretation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing consensus or acceptance of a particular understanding or explanation of something.
Example: "The committee agrees to the interpretation of the new policy as outlined in the report."
Alternatives: "consents to the understanding of" or "accepts the explanation of".
We have been discussing with each other by sharing our thoughts and impressions, and we have basically agreed to the interpretation of the findings.
Subsequently, the original transcripts were coded independently by two researchers and discussed at regular meetings (NF and BNO), in order to determine the extent to which we agreed to the interpretations of the interviews.
The company is disappointed, however, that to date the tax authorities have not been able to agree to an interpretation of the law that would allow Betfair to continue to offer the exchange product.
If a new Syria peace conference is held in Geneva, either next month or later, its first and most difficult task will be to agree on the interpretation of exactly what emerged from the last UN-organised meeting in the Swiss city in June 2012.
Govan agrees with the interpretation of "City" as a unique and important work, having described it as a landmark in both physical and art historical terms.
Some recent treaties include provisions, such as Article 18 of the investment treaty between China and Canada, that empower governments to agree to interpretations of the treaty that are binding on arbitrators.
The problem is that technicians don't always agree on the interpretation of the smears.
Indeed, Mike Prettejohn, a director at Netcraft, agreed that the interpretation of his firm's findings had been far too gloomy.
How could Dr. Spoor not agree with the interpretation of the findings in the new report by Brian A. Villmoare of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and colleagues on the Arizona State team?
But the two sides do not agree on the interpretation of the components, in particular the "expression of will," or their sequencing.
