The phrase "agree believing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a consensus based on belief, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I cannot agree believing that this is the right decision."
Alternatives: "agreeing with the belief" or "consent based on belief".
Her parents did not agree, believing she should choose a more financially pragmatic profession.
Richardson doesn't agree – believing that the time lag allows space for a fuller picture to emerge, as well giving the lawyers a chance to pore over the script.
There are others in the administration who agree, believing that the unfinished business of the Persian Gulf war 10 years ago should be completed by the ouster of Mr. Hussein.
The new survey asked a nationally representative group of oncologists to review a similar set of questions about LGBTQ cancer care and say whether they thought the statements were true ("Agree," "Strongly agree"), believed they were false ("Disagree," "Strongly disagree") or admit that they weren't sure ("Neutral/do not know").
Pei agrees, believing this would improve both athletes' performance and their wellbeing.
The king readily agrees, believing the request to be surprisingly modest.
Barb Dicola, a fellow soccer mom whose high school daughter is a member of the Olympic program, agreed, believing the change is inevitable.
Brigstocke agrees, believing that both Jackson's stratospheric fame and alleged misdemeanours meant that he had sacrificed any right to posthumous comedic restraint.
Spin-out entrepreneur Brendan O'Keefe, head of young people's services at the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, agreed, believing that mutualisation of public services "represents a real opportunity for re-energising staff and reconnecting with service users.
One of his collectors had urged him to do a book on Africa, and after a visit to Kenya he agreed, believing that there would be overlap between the projects.
Renko agrees, believing her death is connected to a notebook covered in strange symbols that Petrovna recovered from a desolate beach near the seaport city of Kaliningrad: in the tremendous opening chapter, we witness the notebook's translator owner being killed by a psychopathic butcher who stalks the beach in a van with a smiling plastic pig on its roof.
