The phrase "agree moderately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a balanced or partial agreement with a statement or opinion.
Example: "While I see your point, I can only agree moderately with your conclusion."
Alternatives: "partially agree" or "somewhat agree".
This minimum radius was determined for mixtures of different equivalence ratios and pressures, and was found to agree moderately well with the theoretically predicted critical radius beyond which there is no solution for the adiabatic, quasi-steady propagation of the spherical flame.
It has 29 items and is rated on a 4 point scale – strongly agree, moderately agree, moderately disagree, strongly disagree.
The 5 response options are: not at all (disagree), mildly (agree), moderately (agree), severely (agree) and extremely (agree).
This indicated that BMI versus WC and BMI versus the WHtR agree moderately to substantially about the presence of overweight among 5-year-old children.
The agree category contains positive responses (agree, moderately agree and strongly agree), while the disagree category contains negative responses (strongly disagree, moderately disagree and disagree).
aMao's original scale contains the following responses: "not at all agree; a little agree; moderately agree; mostly agree; completely agree", the study team elected to use "strongly disagree; moderately disagree; slightly disagree; neither agree nor disagree; slightly agree; moderately agree; strongly agree".
Concordance between child and parent by proxy report was low to moderate, and mothers and fathers agreed moderately in regard to their child's QoL.
The thermal performance analysis of the narrowed down sample agreed moderately well with the analysis performed in level 2 and the entire population of observations analysed in level 1.
Pediatricians agreed moderately strongly that environmental history-taking is useful in identifying potentially hazardous exposures and in helping prevent these exposures.
It agrees moderately well with the rates of 38 and 30.1% Myr−1 estimated from the hypervariable region and the complete D-loops of cattle (Bradley et al. 1996; Troy et al. 2001).
The QIDS-SR16 agreed moderately with the CDSS, suggesting conceptual differences with the rating scale that is currently considered as the gold standard for assessment depressive symptoms in patients with schizophrenia.
