The phrase "agree remarkably" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize a strong or surprising level of agreement, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "After discussing the issue, we found that we agree remarkably on the proposed solutions."
Alternatives: "strongly agree" or "completely agree".
Theoretical predictions agree remarkably well with the experimental results.
The annual phases agree remarkably well for three independent techniques.
The predictions agree remarkably well with the experimental results.
The results show that the predicted and experimental phase diagrams agree remarkably well.
The calculated coexistence curves using the proposed model agree remarkably well with the experimental data.
The simulation predictions agree remarkably well with existing experimental observations and the concurrent TEM study.
The reduction of surface acoustic wave velocity predicted by density functional theory calculations agrees remarkably well with experimental observations.
For blunt cones, the indentation response agrees remarkably well with the prediction of linear elasticity and confirms available experimental results of instrumented Vickers indentation.
For any given plasma condition ( e.g. quiet Sun, active region), it was found that the overall variation with temperature agreed remarkably well across the six instruments, although the wavelength responses for each instrument have some distinctly different features.
They pinpoint an upsurge between the Late Ordovician period (458 Ma) and the Devonian period (359 Ma) – which agrees remarkably well with the fossil record for earliest colonisation by land plants.
Although the design was based on a low-resolution structural template, the resulting high-resolution NMR structure agrees remarkably well with the recent crystal structure of the TM domains of the bacterial Gloeobacter violaceus pentameric ligand-gated ion channel (GLIC), demonstrating the robustness and general applicability of the approach.
