The phrase "agreeing overall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing a consensus or general agreement on a topic or issue.
Example: "After reviewing all the feedback, we are agreeing overall that the project is on the right track."
Alternatives: "generally in agreement" or "overall in accord".
Simulated results agree overall well with two through-wall cracked pipe test data, but consistently over-predict the maximum loads for three surface cracked pipe tests.
While I agree overall that PowerPoint is abysmal for communication, I disagree with the view that these particular issues are the root of the tree of PowerPoint evil.
Imran Amed, founder and editor of influential fashion blog The Business of Fashion, agrees: "Overall, this was a very strong set of collections, in particular, those from the knitwear and print students, each of whom presented distinctive design voices.
In the case of all comparisons, the NN model underestimates the GPS TEC, which needs to be leveled up in a newer version; however, the NN TEC agrees overall with the GPS TEC.
Sixty-eight percent of voters strongly agree that the "government should be committed to the common good and put the public's interest above the privileges of the few" (Eighty-five percent agree overall).
A similar percentage of voters (68percentt) strongly agree that "government should uphold the basic decency and dignity of all and take greater steps to help the poor and disadvantaged in America" (Eighty-nine percent agree overall).
Although it can be tough for homeowners to figure out where they're going to get the most green payback for their money, Kaufmann and Johnston agree overall energy usage and building materials will attract homeowners to a green house.
The two sets of results agree overall very well for all species.
Members of the group discussion having especially active participants agreed overall with the conclusions presented in the interview summary, but for some minor issues of disagreement.
In such cases, the pair of reviewers appraising each study had to reach an agreed overall judgment about how the results should be interpreted from the equity perspective, for example by giving greater weight to certain outcome measures.
