The phrase "agree nearly" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that you almost agree with something, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "I agree nearly with your point, but I have a few reservations."
Alternatives: "mostly agree" or "almost agree."
The predicted velocity and pressure profiles agree nearly quantitatively with CFD simulated values.
The accuracy of the proposed model was found to agree nearly with the experimental results over a wide range of experimental conditions.
A widening investigation by South Korean prosecutors into accusations of big payoffs to induce North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Il, to agree nearly three years ago to the first summit meeting with South Korean leaders resulted in the arrest on Saturday of a once-powerful financial official.
They agree nearly perfectly with item 23 in Table 5, column "Estimate", where the respective results are 0.765, 0.421, 0.229.
For this resistance, FEM simulations agree nearly perfectly with the analytical solution.
This result agrees nearly with that of Exp.
"Contrary to what the FA is now saying, the video and strategy was agreed nearly two years ago.
Every country agreed, nearly three years ago, to set its own targets to bring down its greenhouse gas emissions.
Mr. Gyurcsany agreed nearly two years ago to support Gazprom's plans to build South Stream, saying he saw no conflict in supporting both the European and Russian pipeline projects.
The American and Japanese governments acknowledge the dangers of this situation, and they agreed nearly 15 years ago that the base should be moved; however, no move has yet been made.
"This is bad news for brick-and-mortar grocery chains that don't have an online partner or eCommerce solution, and the stock market agrees — nearly every grocery chain is down 5-15% on the news".
