The phrase "agree with the model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing your concurrence or alignment with a particular model or framework, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I find that I agree with the model presented in the research paper."
Alternatives: "concur with the model" or "align with the model".
These measurements agree with the model for the temperature of a thermocouple's hot junction.
Our findings agree with the model that alpha recruitment increases with internal processing demands and is involved in inhibitory top-down control, which is an important requirement for creative ideation.
While experimental kinematics and bone strains closely matched model predictions, observed pelvic fractures did not consistently agree with the model, and could not be solely explained by vehicle geometry.
Data in their paper are shown to agree with the model that they proposed, but for some unknown reason the reported equations do not produce the same curves shown in their paper.
The coseismic northern gravity gradient changes of Tohoku-Oki earthquake are extracted from the monthly data of April 2011, which reveal a positive-negative-positive spatial pattern and agree with the model prediction.
These results agree with the model predictions, suggesting stable mRNA for PRC1, short-lived mRNA for YB1.
The thermal deformation sensitivities of two structures are measured, which agree with the modeling analyses.
The experimental data shown by red dots agree with the modelling data shown by solid lines.
The NNSA report now proposes a 3-year program to better understand why the actual implosion does not agree with the models.
The experimentally observed β refinement by primary TiB2 agrees with the model predictions.
Under optimal conditions, caffeine degradation rate was found to 0.15 g/(L h), which closely agrees with the model predicted values.
