The phrase "agree sufficiently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a level of agreement has been reached that is adequate for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "After much discussion, we were able to agree sufficiently on the terms of the contract."
Alternatives: "reach a satisfactory agreement" or "come to a sufficient consensus".
It takes a lot for 129 heads of universities and colleges to agree sufficiently on anything to sign a joint petition.
One question here is whether Leibniz and Kant agree sufficiently in their views of concepts for Kant's arguments to have any bite against the kind of view Leibniz expresses in the New Essays, a text that Kant read sometime after it was first available in 1765 (Vaihinger 1922, 2: 133, 414 and 428-9).
This analysis can indicate whether two measurement techniques agree sufficiently to be interchanged [ 10].
(b) Comparison of a simpler approximate method with a very precise one, with the aim of assessing whether the two methods agree sufficiently for the simpler method to replace the precise one.
Data analysis using t-tests found that the two methods of measurement (self and researcher) agreed sufficiently closely for 11 of the 14 measurements.
The model agreed sufficiently with the measured results and was able to confirm that the current applied to the sample follows the path that presents minimum electrical resistance, which is independent of the filling pattern configuration.
One way to recognize termination is when D ( r ) agrees sufficiently well with D ( r + 1 ), where D ( r ) denotes the Euclidean distance matrix obtained by minimizing ϕ when Λ r in (3.1) has r diagonal elements.
If the new method agrees sufficiently well with the old the old may be replaced.
After accounting for inpatient under-coding, fifteen conditions agreed sufficiently with their diagnoses-based counterparts to be considered alternative strategies to diagnoses.
The B-PHQ-9 has been proven as a valid instrument for measuring treatment efficacy and the standard definition of improvement agreed sufficiently with other definitions of patients' improvement [ 45, 46].
Biologist Ian Stirling commented, "For many years, the conservation of polar bears was the only subject in the entire Arctic that nations from both sides of the Iron Curtain could agree upon sufficiently to sign an agreement.
