The phrase "agrees the information" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a usable expression as it lacks proper grammatical structure and clarity. An example of a correct usage could be: "The committee agrees on the information presented during the meeting."
Alternatives: "confirms the information" or "acknowledges the information".
The rules provide that a Justice Department official has to make a recommendation, and the attorney general and the secretary of state both have to agree the information is worthy.
Without both sides agreeing, the information doesn't appear.
When examining attitudes to information provided about the program, most respondents agreed the information they received was sufficient, easy to access and clear (Table 2).> One-third (42/125, 34%) of respondents did not actively promote the 13vPCV supplementary dose program to patients.
Battel witnesses the find, but agrees to hold the information until police authorize it, as long as she gets the story first.
The information presented in the DVD was evaluated by women in a positive manner, the majority either agreeing or strongly agreeing that the information was easy to understand and assisted in making healthier food choices.
Half of the 44 participants who completed the follow-up survey changed their mind resulting in about a 10% decrease of participants who agreed or strongly agreed that the information would be useful (χ = 51.075, df = 25, p = 0.002).
Dr Butt agrees that the information in the PIL can be "overwhelming" for patients and sometimes it contradicts what the GP has recommended.
This agrees with the information provided with the previous transition probability matrices of earnings, according to which the degree of mobility of earning in the US is smaller (i.e., the IE is larger) than in Europe.
If the patient agrees that the information in the personal feedback should be shared with the caseworker, then the same letter will be given to the caseworker.
