The phrase "a high agreement between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of consensus or similarity between two or more entities, such as groups, studies, or opinions.
Example: "The research findings showed a high agreement between the two surveys conducted on public opinion."
Alternatives: "a strong consensus among" or "a significant alignment between".
A high agreement between observers was registered.
A high correlation coefficient represents a high agreement between FF and FFPE samples to differentiate change in copy-number intensity signal.
According to the results obtained here, there was a high agreement between the 30-min turbulent fluxes independently derived by EC and SRCas.
This indicates that there was a high agreement between the rubric scores allotted by the two raters.
We concluded that both models provide a high agreement between the predicted and observed values of PIM1 inhibitory activity.
Taken together, our results indicate a high agreement between the target prediction algorithm and the PCM model to identify high-affinity DHFR inhibitors.
When we use a network approach to expand the original datasets of DE genes to large gene networks using available interactome data, a higher agreement between datasets is achieved.
This study provides some indications that a higher agreement between employees' needs and preferences and HPPs made available by their employers will enhance participation.
The results provided some indications that employee's with a higher agreement between their preferences and what their employer provided were more likely to participate in HPPs.
It is interesting to note that we obtain a higher agreement between our computational results for C. difficile and experimental results for B. subtilis than with computational results for iCAC490 representing a more closely related species.
There was a higher agreement between the Bayley-III and the Griffiths rates with regard to mild and severe impairment in all domains, except for motor mild impairment, which appeared to occur in a slightly lower percentage of infants when the Bayley-III was used (7.8 % fewer infants).
