The phrase "agreed with the implication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing concurrence with a suggestion or underlying meaning that has been presented in a discussion or argument.
Example: "After considering the evidence, I found that I agreed with the implication that further research is necessary."
Alternatives: "concurred with the suggestion" or "supported the underlying meaning".
I don't agree with the implication that other dolphins are lapdogs of the decadent compared with our flinty subspecies.
But I don't agree with the implication of Wallace's subpoint: that we like a writer's work less when we find out how deeply flawed its creator was.
(Cone. opn. of Moreno, J, post, 128 Cat.Rppr.2d at pp. 181-182, 59 P.3d at p. 239). I do not, however, agree with the implication in Justice Moreno's opinion that a choice-of-law analysis is irrelevant to determining whether to enjoin parties from litigating a dispute in a foreign jurisdiction.
Re "Fixated by Screens, but Seemingly Nothing Else" (18 and Under, May 10): The article on A.D.H.D. described my son to an amazing degree, but I cannot agree with the implication that video games are a bad thing for kids with A.D.H.D. Video games — especially the learning games — played a critical and positive role in my son's life.
This agrees with the implication of Theorem 1. Figure 1 The simulation results of the actual decay rate with the initial condition (boldsymbol{x}(0)=[1.2,0.6]^{T}) and the MDT (tau =2).
How do you answer without agreeing with the implication?
Do you agree with the implications for Julia Martinez?
He said the movie made him cry three times, that compared to everything else that's ever been written about him or made about him it is by far the most humane portrait, whether or not he agrees with the implications about his guilt.
Not that I agree with the apparent implication of Aristotle's remark that a noble use of our leisure is the only reason for education.
Speaker John A. Boehner told reporters on Tuesday that although he was "concerned about the China currency situation," he did not agree with the policy implications of the Senate bill and would not commit to bringing it to his chamber's floor.
