The phrase "also agrees with what" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something is in agreement with a previously mentioned idea or statement.
Example: "The committee also agrees with what was proposed during the last meeting."
Alternatives: "also concurs with" or "also aligns with".
The fact that models considering specific subtests along with the total score were less effective predictors also agrees with what we presented above about the support neuropsychological functions provide to intellectual performance.
That also agrees with what we've heard from multiple, more direct sources – that the company is not building a mobile backend business, but rather a consumer-facing mobile application.
This finding also agrees with what has been seen in vitro with peanut STS and this substrate.
That people are bad risk judges and hate losses should redouble our faith in social democratic insurance, not detract.I basically agree with what Mr Konczal is saying here, but I also agree with what Mr Caplan is saying.
But I also agree with what one Gawker commenter said: "I believe Tim Cook will do more good for those employees (and already has, in point of fact) than Mike Daisey ever will".
On the other hand, our results (Table 3) also agree with what was reported by Tang et al [7] that the neutralization activity was not detected by MN assay.
I also welcome the fact that Mike Garcia agrees with what many of us have long stated – that Fifa is incapable of reform or cultural change with its current leadership," she said.
The relationship between cost and access to healthcare, specifically, maternal health services, has been explored in various studies and the summary of findings agrees with what we also found.
I also agree with much of what Justice REHNQUIST says, post, at 439-443, in his dissenting opinion in the present case.
