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The phrase "agree the content" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where parties are coming to a consensus about the material or information being discussed.
Example: "Before we finalize the document, we need to agree the content to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "approve the content" or "confirm the content".
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Finally, a joint meeting was held with hospital staff to agree the contents of the care pathway map.
And while dissenting opinions about religion will likely be expressed, Griffith and base officials have agreed the content will be "family friendly".
All contributors have reviewed and agreed the content of the paper.
The study coordinator, study physiotherapists, and a national opinion leader (a shoulder physiotherapy specialist) agreed the content of the physiotherapy intervention at a consensus meeting.
After agreeing the content of the questionnaire and the method of scoring, initial usability of the evaluation tool was checked independently.
Students agreed or strongly agreed the content delivered in the lectures was relevant to the final OSCE in 92.4% (n = 750) of responses (mean Likert score 4.42/5.00; SD ± 1.16).
All authors contributed to various drafts and agreed the contents.
All revised drafts for important intellectual content and agreed the final content of the paper.
All coauthors agree to the submission to IJC, agree with the content and presentation of the article, and declare that they have no conflict of interests.
In other words, it's not just that faculty members don't agree on the content of a gen-ed curriculum; they don't agree that universities should offer a "general" education in the first place.
Similarly, the vast majority of participants agreed or strongly agreed that the content of the program was appropriate, easy to understand, and relevant to their practice.
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