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Discover LudwigThe phrase "agreed finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a consensus or mutual understanding has been reached regarding a particular conclusion or result.
Example: "After extensive discussions, we reached an agreed finding on the project's outcomes."
Alternatives: "consensus conclusion" or "mutual agreement".
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In June, a court agreed, finding in favour of the company and against Viacom.
A federal judge agreed, finding that the school's autonomy did not make it a private institution.
"Yeah," he agreed, finding solace, as always, in the mortification of the flesh.
A federal judge agreed, finding on July 21st that Quinnipiac had discriminated on the basis of sex.
Federal officials agreed, finding in a settlement with the lawyer that attorneys must provide interpreters to communicate with the deaf.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor, joined by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, agreed, finding that warrants should be required for both breath and blood testing.
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Tydeman agrees, finding the writer "diffident and quiet, willing to listen to advice but with firmly held views on certain aspects of the text or production".
Tyler appears to agree, finding the show "a hoot", and inviting those of his readers who can tolerate the metaphor to "suspend disbelief on an industrial scale".
More discriminating art enthusiasts, critics, and academics didn't quite agree, finding the paintings formulaic and sickening in their sentimentality.
Still, he agreed that finding another Chinese star would help.
Most people would agree that finding a relatively meaningful job is a good idea.
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