The phrase "agrees that the level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing consensus or acknowledgment regarding a specific standard or degree of something.
Example: "The committee agrees that the level of funding for the project needs to be increased to meet our goals."
Alternatives: "concur that the level" or "acknowledges that the level".
"I think the players would all agree that the level of competition has gotten so intense, that there's nobody to sit on the end of the bench.
In an interview, Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, a top health adviser to President Bush, agreed that "the level of correct information the public has isn't high" and the government "needs to continue to hammer away at it".
Overall, according from researcher's opinion, most of polytechnic students agreed that the level of implementation of program elements (E-DEM) in the evaluation process are high and satisfactory.
Irrespective of the truth regarding Mohamed Bouazizi's qualifications, it is widely agreed that the level of unemployment among university graduates in Tunisia contributed to the rise of social discontent in the run-up to the revolution.
Drakopoulos notes that, "most economists agree that the level of Greek debt is unsustainable and needs some form of renegotiation..
Most people, both screws and inmates, will agree that the level of rehabilitation in prison is slim to none.
You see, we can all agree that the level of violent and destructive rhetoric has reached a peak in American political discourse.
According to Stavros Drakopoulos, Professor of Economics at the University of Athens, "the fundamentals of the Greek economy show that the basic position of Syriza for a comprehensive discussion about the sustainability of Greek debt makes sense." Drakopoulos notes that "most economists agree that the level of Greek debt is unsustainable and needs some form of renegotiation..
Scientists still discuss how much time is "enough" but they tend to agree that the level of exposure can start as low as 30% or even 20% to allow to become a speaker who can not only understand but also comprehend what he hears or reads.
