The phrase "able to agree which" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper structure, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "We are able to agree which option is best for the project."
Alternatives: "capable of agreeing on which" or "able to concur on which".
The plan relies on the notion that prosecutors, defense lawyers and judges in each jurisdiction will be able to agree on which offenders should be eligible.
I remember another (Conservative) minister asking me: "Surely you believe at least 25% of research in universities is rubbish?" I could only reply that, even if I did, we would never be able to agree on which 25%. Sadly, despite this evident truth, it is now almost impossible not to regard research in terms of competition.
The leader of the campaign to win new powers for the Scottish Parliament has said he is "enthusiastic" that the pro-union parties will be able to agree on which new responsibilities could be devolved to Holyrood.
No Israeli government would have been able to agree to such a deal, which would have left soldiers and civilians in the occupied territories targets for attack.Talk of a ceasefire is "total nonsense", counters Moshe Yaalon, Israel's new army chief.
Your government has forced itself, through a series of almost unthinkable blunders, to pursue an impossibly complex act of national self-harm for blinkered ideological and short-sighted electoral-pragmatic reasons – and let's face it: you're on board with this project too, but still no one seems able to agree about the extent to which the nation ought to harm itself, and how.
Additionally, we may be able to agree a skill-set on which to base the development and alignment of assessment tools for testing the safety competencies of GPs, particularly those in training.
(Or, alternatively, without being able to agree on a plausible negotiating position, which is a big part of the story as well).
Instead, there is no clear interpretation available which is able to agree with syntax and also provide a representative analysis.
But, a month later, they were only able to agree to the relocation of 32,256 refugees, which is 20% lower than their own target.
The delegates were only able to agree on a policy of armed neutrality, which Breckinridge believed impractical and ultimately untenable, but preferable to more drastic actions.
