The phrase "agree with the order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing consent or approval regarding a specific directive or arrangement.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, I can confidently say that I agree with the order as it aligns with our objectives."
Alternatives: "approve of the order" or "consent to the order".
Dates on letters do not appear to agree with the order of correspondence.
The type and sequence of items retrieved must agree with the order in which the message was constructed with post and pack.
From journals' perspective, Marlene Noble, Ph.D., a physical oceanographer with the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park, California, who also serves as associate editor of Estuaries, points out that editors make the implicit assumption that all authors agree with the order in which their names appear on a submitted manuscript.
Second, marker order of the de novo linkage map should also agree with the order of the same markers on the POPSEQ-based reference genetic map.
Search through these initial sequences to identify the best sequences, which are those agree with the ordered pairs the most.
This resulted in too much freedom in template sequences and too many different sequences could agree with the ordered pairs to the same degree (as defined below).
The third judge on the panel, Stephen Williams, wrote a separate opinion agreeing with the order.
It is shown that the accuracy of the combined discretization schemes agrees with the order of each separate scheme involved.
The ranked order of peak radioligand uptakes in the striatum agreed with the order in the forebrain determined by LC-MS/MS (TASP0410457 > TASP0434988 > TASP0390136; Fig. 2a c versus Fig. 4a c).
The rate constant of intra-particle diffusion on activated sludge and dried sludge followed the sequence Cu II) > Ni II) > Cd II), which is agrees with the order obtained in adsorption capacity of the adsorbents for the metal ions according to Langmuir and Freundlich isotherms (Ong et al. 2010).
Forty-nine percent of those polled said they agreed with the order, while 41percentt said they disagreed with it, and another 10percentt said they were unsure.
