I agree/concur with you to your proposal.

[angliholic]

I agree/concur with you to your proposal.



Does the above sound right with either agree or concur? If not, how would you reword it? Thanks.

[Wholeman]

I agree on your proposal.

I concur with you on the proposal.



Wholeman

[angliholic]

I agree on your proposal.

I concur with you on the proposal.



Wholeman

Thanks, Wholeman, for your versions.
But I wonder what the matter is with "to your proposal."

[Wholeman]

I agree to your proposal.

I agree with you to your proposal.

You don't make a proposal to a co-worker.

You make a proposal to a prospect or your future wife.

If you ask my opinion on a proposal, I will either agree with it or disagree, but that is subject to content, not my acceptance.

If you make a proposal to me, then I either agree to it, or not.

Yes, Angliholic, I will marry you.

Yes Angliholic, I think your proposal to your future wife, is finely crafted.

Which sentence is more closely akin to your intent?



Wholeman

[angliholic]

Thanks, Wholeman, for your complicated and sophisticated reply.
Thanks to your finely crafted posts, I never read them without having a headache time.