The phrase "agreed equally" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that all parties have reached a consensus on equal terms.
Example: "After much discussion, we all agreed equally on the terms of the contract."
Alternatives: "mutually agreed" or "agreed upon equally".
'It really has to be agreed equally - and for the same reasons.
"It's been a miraculous transformation," wrote an incredulous Süddeutsche Zeitung; "a comeback into well-off circles after two horror years," FAZ agreed, equally perplexed.
He said some of his team "disagreed strongly" with the decision but that others "agreed equally strongly".
Unfortunately, taking the resolution into account also makes the reconstruction problem underdetermined: different images exist that agree equally well with the acquired data.
This suggests that Logan ref does not introduce a considerable proportionality bias for [11C]raclopride (i.e., the methods do agree equally through the range of the measurements).
Using Bland and Altman's method for assessing agreement between clinical measurements [20], we observed that the combined pool and the maximum of the 4 separate pools did not appear to agree equally through the range of the data, with a tendency for mean difference between the two measurements to rise with increasing response.
Accumulating wealth of data suggest that ENMs agree equally well with experiment in describing equilibrium dynamics despite their distinct potentials and levels of coarse-graining.
In 2009, the two parties agreed to equally foot the $240 million bill for building up ESS-Bilbao.
NFL Owners: The league's current broadcast riches can be traced to 1962, when Wellington Mara, owner of the major-market New York Giants, agreed to equally share rights fees among all teams.
While women and men agreed about equally that sexual assault should not be a topic for comedy (at 38percentand32percentcent, respectively), women were twice as likely to say that jokes about sexual assault, Sept. 11, those who are sick or disabled, and religious figures were all off limits (14percentto28percentcent).
"The Arkansas Supreme Court has removed a discriminatory barrier for loving gay and lesbian couples who, child welfare experts agree, are equally able parents," said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.
