How to use grant on and agreed on

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Is it correct if I use "grant on" instead of "agreed on"? I wrote:

It means all the standard setters around the world should grant on a specific, high quality accounting standard.

I just want to know is this sentence correct?

Nikhil Anand · Answer

As per this link, "grant" is a transitive verb, which means it should be associated with a direct object. So "grant on" is definitely not a valid phrase.

How to use grant on and agreed on

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