The phrase "agreed we also" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity.
Example: "Agreed, we also need to consider the budget constraints before making a decision."
Alternatives: "We also concur" or "We also acknowledge."
"Whilst we do not yet know the administrative costs of processing claims (as the final scheme has not yet been agreed), we also propose in principle to establish a minimum size of claim so as to avoid significant administrative expenditure being incurred to process low value claims.
If the patient agreed, we also involved the main carer and families in the session, particularly for sessions 6, 7, and 8 (risks of treatment discontinuation and detection and management of relapse).
When these estimates agreed, we also took this as the "agreed multi-professional estimate".
His girlfriend, Yang Eun-jeong, 25, agreed: "We women also believe we become closer when we get naked and bathe together".
"But we also agreed we don't really have the data yet to test those hypotheses".
"We also agreed we would bring proposals forward on House of Lords reform.
While we'd tend to agree, we'd also bring up the fact that despite its laid-back nature, New Zealand has something of a gang problem.
The C.D.C., which measures epidemics in a different way, also agrees we're in one.
We agree, but we also believe that more than one million wells that have been drilled using hydraulic fracturing over the past six decades offer an emphatic answer to that question.
On that point, it seems likely that Aronofsky, Gilgamesh and I would probably agree, but we also happen to know that that's not the point.
So, we agree on the what, but can we also agree on the how?
