The phrase "agrees observing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express agreement with an observation, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "She agrees with the observation that the project needs more resources."
Alternatives: "concur with the observation" or "aligns with the observation".
Susan Stewart, a founder member of the Women for Independence group, agrees, observing that it's important for young people in Scotland "to have visible lesbian and gay role models in all areas of life – including politics – and that's perhaps the most significant difference in the past couple of decades, especially for young lesbians".
Wutz agrees, observing that in the past he felt that giving his students the solution to an experimental problem directly was "the most time efficient way" of supervising their work.
Paul Arendt, writing for the BBC, agreed, observing that "Daniel Craig is not a good Bond.
Allyson Downey, CEO of WeeSpring, agrees that observing the individuality of her children has helped her recognize talent and get better at putting people in the roles that optimize their skills.
What's more, they got Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and AOL to agree to observe them.
Mechanistic model predictions agreed with observed DXR release up to 19 h.
On that occasion, the British media had been aware of the deployment but agreed to observe a strict media blackout.
But China has refused to join the MRC or to agree to observe its resource management guidelines, preferring to remain a "dialogue partner".
Numerical simulations mostly agreed with observed flow profiles and could be used to model flow at varying formwork surface roughness with a slip velocity.
Mayor Dickinson said that he admired Dr. King and his achievements, but that he would not agree to observe the holiday unless the labor unions that represent town workers first agreed to give up one of their other paid holidays.
