The phrase "agree the technology" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion; a more appropriate phrase would clarify the context of agreement regarding technology.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to agree on the technology we will use."
Alternatives: "approve the technology" or "consent to the technology".
And on one thing, all parties agree: the technology is not yet able to extend life.
But even hydrogen's most ardent proponents agree the technology faces enormous hurdles.
For now, experts agree, the technology has a lot of trouble with imperfect images.
And no one is coming to our door asking us to build a new electric car". But even hydrogen's most ardent proponents agree the technology faces enormous hurdles.
"Everyone agrees the technology is here or around the corner and Congress has the unique opportunity to take preventive measures," said Susan Whitmore, a spokeswoman for Handgun Control Inc., one of the strongest anti-handgun lobbies in Washington.
Experts agree the three technologies can coexist, with wireless offering most flexibility but also highest cost.
And most enthusiasts agree that the technology is about much more than objects.
Even the most ardent proponents of teleconferencing agree that the technology cannot fully, or perhaps even substantially, negate the need for face-to-face contact in business travel.
Forbes enthuses: "everyone seems to agree that the technology will disrupt financial services".
The Financial Times writes breathlessly about banks "racing to harness the power of the blockchain". Forbes enthuses: "everyone seems to agree that the technology will disrupt financial services". But Bitcoin itself?
After all, many scientists – including Jacobson and Clack – essentially agree that the technology exists to get us almost all the way there – i.e., to meet our energy needs with significantly less carbon emissions.
