The phrase "agree mistakes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express acceptance of errors or acknowledgment of mistakes, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I can agree to the mistakes made during the project, but we need to learn from them."
Alternatives: "acknowledge errors" or "accept mistakes".
Oliver Mosley, union president, told the Guardian that he agreed mistakes had been made around Dallas's inclusion in meetings and added that: "It's fair to say [the debate] has encouraged more speech than we expected".
2015 was an amazing year for Jeremy Corbyn - but many would agree that mistakes have inevitably been made.
On Tuesday, the Nepalese authorities attempted to resolve the issue by trying to get all parties to agree that mistakes were made and that no more violence would take place.
Michael Turner, a spokesman for Parsons, the company that handles inspections, agreed that "mistakes do happen".
Mr. Qayabatani, the commander there, agreed that mistakes might have been made in rounding up prisoners.
32 34 Of all respondents, 48% considered that policies and procedures were strictly followed by the safety management systems of their hospital, but only 41% agreed with 'Mistakes are handled appropriately in this hospital'.
Danny believes - and I couldn't agree more - that mistakes happen in any business - what's even more important than preventing mistakes is managing what happens immediately afterward.
"We both agree that the mistakes made in these two cases are not acceptable, and she shares my deep regret that this information has only just come to light," Miliband said.
The experts at Forbes Real Estate Council agree that these mistakes, among others, are common among first-time homebuyers, and often lead to dissatisfaction with their purchase.
The journal New Scientist agreed: "ONE MISTAKE AWAY FROM A WORLDWIDE FLU PANDEMIC".
