The phrase "agree that the same" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express agreement on a previously mentioned point or idea, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We all agree that the same principles apply to this situation as they did before."
Alternatives: "agree on the same" or "concur with that".
Rocket scientists agree that the same technology that puts satellites into orbit can deliver warheads.
Today, while its street food is still widely known, most locals agree that the same dishes are done much better (and more affordably) across the Straits in Malaysia.
Anyone who subscribes to the theory that a passel of chimpanzees, given unlimited time and access to writing materials, will eventually create "Hamlet" or its equivalent, would probably agree that the same simians, properly equipped to flail toward a musical, would give theater another "My Fair Lady," "The Producers," "Into the Woods" or their equals.
She may also agree that the same holds for any possible world.
U.S. District Judge Melinda Harmon ruled the 12 members of the jury need not agree that the same Andersen employee acted corruptly in order to find the entire partnership guilty.
We can probably agree that the same should not apply to your human babies.
RL: But not everybody agrees that the same things are important.
Following his comments, many people came out in support of him, with some agreeing that the same criticism would be not held to a heterosexual parent.
Although we developed separate sets of recommendations for industry and public funding agencies, it is important to highlight that we agreed that the same ethical considerations apply to all research funders.
This lack of focus on the patient perspective could explain the inconsistencies seen in conventional evaluations using the societal perspective [ 5- 7]. 3. Analytic Methods As discussed above, the panel generally agreed that the same methods should be used to evaluate conventional therapies and CAIM, though the methods may need to be tailored to better fit the latter.
Not everyone agrees that the same things are relaxing––some people find adrenalin-packed activities relaxing while others would rather slump in the hammock with a good book.
