The phrase "agrees stressing" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly constructed phrase, lacking clarity and context.
Example: "The committee agrees stressing the importance of timely communication."
Alternatives: "emphasizes" or "highlights".
From three stories above Madison Avenue, Jon Green agrees, stressing that the "customer intimacy" he builds with clients through the one-on-one nature of his business keeps them coming back for more.
Mr. Watkins agrees, stressing the need for the education community, including UN agencies, to make a better, stronger case for investing in schools.
President Putin agreed, stressing that Russian military exercises in the area had been planned before the current situation in Ukraine.
Ortiz agreed, stressing that he was more interested in winning it all, but added of the M.V.P., "Alex has one, so he should let D.O. have this one".
Cox agreed, stressing the importance of increasing "the number of books relevant to cultural and racial diversity, including positive representation of Asian as well as black families".
And now, our nation's highest Court has agreed, stressing the importance of sentencing uniformity.
Rubin agrees, while stressing he and the film's writer, Andrew Stern, "certainly didn't want to make a movie with a message or have it be preachy".
Ms. Shaw agreed, but stressed the importance of sharing "nonnegotiable expectations" with employees.
Many senior doctors also agreed, but stressed that government action was needed to help create a climate in which people could swap healthy for unhealthy behaviour, such as by monitoring big food companies.
In a sign of growing concern over the issue within government, the Home Office has agreed to "stress-test" the proposals by conducting an analysis on whether they will help to curb aggressive begging.
Cameron's coalition partners, the Liberal Democrats, immediately accused Cameron of a "panicky u-turn" and making policy on the hoof, but conceded they had agreed to "stress test" the green levies to see if they are being implemented efficiently, and at minimum cost.
