The phrase "agrees broadly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that there is a general consensus or alignment on a particular topic or issue, without going into specific details.
Example: "The committee agrees broadly on the need for policy reform, although some members have differing views on the specifics."
Alternatives: "generally agrees" or "largely concurs".
He agrees, broadly, with the diagnosis.
The government hopes to rein in some of her more headstrong tendencies, but agrees broadly that pragmatism is the way ahead.Is it too much to hope that this approach could clear up the row with Poland?
But the severity of the sentences make it unlikely that Mr Schröder will consent to make Mr Khatami look statesmanlike in the near future, and certainly not before the election.The EU agrees broadly with the reformists' contention that the trial was a crude put-up job, designed to put some of Mr Khatami's most influential supporters behind bars.
The timing of fluvial aggradation recorded at Holme Pierrepont agrees broadly with that recorded from other sites across England and north-west Europe.
Translation: President Obama agrees broadly with corporate tax reform, but does not endorse the specific recommendations of his appointed Commission.
This result agrees broadly with previous conclusions about the rough classification of mt genes into good, medium, and poor performance categories [ 69- 74] (Additional file 4).
They already agree broadly over GE.
Ms. Cohn agreed broadly, but equivocated on the details.
Paul and Johnson agree, broadly, that the government should slash spending, abandon the war on drugs, and avoid foreign entanglements.
Still, the leaders were able to agree broadly on the body of the constitution except for voting rights.
Projections by Embraer, the Brazilian builder of regional and private jets, agree broadly with those from Teal.
