How to say "I am ok with NDA" formally [closed]

formality

"I will apply to" is not correct in this case.

You will "abide by" the terms and conditions or you "agree to" the terms and conditions.

An NDA is a binding legal agreement so it it correct to say something like:

"I have read, understood and agree to be bound by your Non-disclosure Agreement dated..."

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