The phrase "agree half of" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "I can agree half of what you said, but I still have some reservations."
Alternatives: "partially agree" or "agree to some extent".
I'm sure Joseph agrees, half the fun of the game was wondering if it was going to freeze, or if the character would become stuck in certain sections of the map.
In an op-ed essay published this morning on CNN.com, Jim Messina, the group's chairman, agreed to half of that request, saying O.F.A. will refuse corporate donations.
Even agreeing to half of these proposals would constitute a major step toward a national manufacturing strategy, something our country could sorely use.
The NHL's owners supported the concept after agreeing that half of the proceeds from the games would go to them.
The National Academy of Sciences published a report emphasizing the need for a space telescope, and eventually the Senate agreed to half of the budget that had originally been approved by Congress.
Fans and critics agree that Half Hour of Power and All Killer No Filler were mainly pop punk, punk rock, skate punk and rapcore, but Does This Look Infected?
As its author would agree, what my half of humanity really needs to do is fold up our cardboard representation and finally put it away.
Although his suggestions pertaining to employing more actors on the Great White Way are admirable, would Mr. Goldstein himself agree to accept half of the payment promised after composing a score for a film that flops?
So the Board will agree to something half of that so the deal is immediately accretive".
The consultation may or may not ease coalition tensions on the issue but one question stands out: what happens if the conclusions agree with one half of the coalition.
