The phrase "agreement with this statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing consent or alignment with a particular assertion or claim.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, I find myself in full agreement with this statement regarding the need for policy reform."
Alternatives: "consent to this statement" or "alignment with this statement".
For years, the General Social Survey has asked individuals whether 'government should reduce income differences between the rich and the poor.' Agreement with this statement dropped dramatically between 2008 and 2010, the two most recent years of data available.
In math, self-contained teachers were strongly in agreement with this statement (M = 4.82 on a 1 6 scale).
Our findings in this patient population referred to a sleep study due to any sleep disorder are in agreement with this statement.
When we initially formulated the questionnaire, we wanted agreement with this statement to represent a misconception, however, upon further review, we realized the semantic problem with the word "prove".
Our data are in general agreement with this statement but differ on one important aspect: whereas in-group membership was associated with increased motor cortex excitability in the Molnar-Szakacs study, we found increased motor cortex activations during observation of actions performed by a hand of a different color than that of the observer.
Respondents were equally divided (50% agreed and 50% were undecided or disagreed) as to whether they would take a personal genome test in order to "assist in financial planning for the future" with only one in five (20% overall) expressing strong agreement with this statement.
Then, both experimental and theoretical results are in agreement with the statement that this dendrimer and asODN are not forming a stable complex.
The seven-page statement about the agreement opens with this statement: "The Euro Summit stresses the crucial need to rebuild trust with the Greek authorities as a pre-requisite for a possible future agreement on a new [bailout] programme".
In agreement with this latter statement, the women who responded to our questionnaire also reported more locations with complaints than men (Table 6).
In our study, 59% of majors and 50% of nonmajors indicated agreement or strong agreement with this MATE statement preinstruction; this increased to 72.1% of majors and 72.9% of nonmajors after instruction, representing gains of 13 percentage points in majors and 22.9 percentage points in nonmajors.
