The phrase "agree experience" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a shared understanding or consensus about an experience, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We can all agree that our experience at the conference was enlightening."
Alternatives: "shared experience" or "common understanding".
However, most respondents agree that experience is still more important than formal training (Hospital PT, UTR); having an experienced nurse as a part-time coder might be better than having a newly graduated medical statistician.
For example, Davidson (1986) and McDowell (1994) agree that experiences justify beliefs about the external world only if experiences have contents that can be assessed for truth.
These students participate for a variety of personal and academic reasons, but nearly all (90percentt) credit their experience abroad for their subsequent academic choices and 70percentt of students surveyed by IES agree that experiences abroad helped shape their career path.
Both she and Zenke agree, course experiences through OSPRI are what they'd like to see more of.
I think we can agree that experiencing peace is an excellent goal.
Summarizing recently published experiences from the EU's mobility program ERASMUS, Germany's science minister Edelgard Bulmahn agrees: "The experience of studying abroad is the stepping stone to jobs with a future".
At H.E.C., Mr. Somers agreed that experience counted for a lot.
Romantic critics agreed that experience of profound inner emotion was the mainspring of creation and appreciation of art.
Lund agrees: "My experience with other NGOs is that they can feel quite intimidating or overwhelming, especially if you're a smaller partner," he admits.
Lund agrees: "My experience with other NGOs is that they can feel quite intimidating or overwhelming, especially if you're a smaller partner," he admits.
