The phrase "agreed that while we" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consensus or mutual understanding about a situation or action that is ongoing or conditional.
Example: "We have agreed that while we may face challenges, we will continue to work together towards our goals."
Alternatives: "acknowledged that as we" or "concurred that during our".
We all agreed that we while we hated paying taxes, the United States was an under-taxed country.
While each of us had different ideas as to how to express this, we could all agree that while we have all had similar experiences together, each person's Bridge Year takeaway is extremely unique.
You must agree that while we may want to stay the course, we simply can't, because the inner problems of Iraq do not admit of any solution other than the imposition of a new authoritarianism, the very thing we went to war to eliminate.
And after we had polished off our ramekins of coconut crème brûlée and were hailing our rides home, we all agreed that while the food had been fantastic--more inventive, we thought, than most of the city's Thai fusion offerings--it was the overall experience that was truly one of a kind.
We agreed that while it might be bad for civilization, it would be very good for journalism.
Conclusions: In summary, we agreed that while bedside echocardiography may represent a potential useful screening technique for patients with PE with cardiogenic shock who require immediate intervention, nevertheless it is less applicable in an elective diagnostic strategy in haemodynamically stable, normotensive patients.
In a communiqué, the finance ministers and central bank governors of the Group of 20 large economies said: "We have agreed that while progress has been made, further actions are required to make growth strong, sustainable and balanced".
We collectively agreed that while improving analytics and financial discipline is a good development, marketers are currently shortchanging the creative side of the equation.
The leaders agreed that while nothing is final, the framework represents "significant progress", the White House said.
