The phrase "also concurred with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing agreement with someone else's opinion or statement, often in a formal context.
Example: "The committee also concurred with the findings presented in the report."
Alternatives: "also agreed with" or "also supported".
He also concurred with Mr. Leno that former Senator Rick Santorum speaks about "gay people" almost exclusively, adding, "And Muslims".
She also concurred with the United Kingdom,s concern that tabling the Algerian Proposal before it was ready could undermine the effort.
He also concurred with many signers of the letter that the majority of people exposed to traumatic circumstances recover and that no one should be forced to talk about feelings, especially immediately after a disaster.
The biggest gambler, he said, was the producer Thomas Langmann, who not only backed the film, but also concurred with the idea that it had to be shot in Hollywood and nowhere else.
State Publishers Association; his position on agriculture his stand on subversive activities and the Communist menace On Jul. 29th, in an interview in Owosso, Michigan, the Governor expressed his views on tax and fiscal matters; he alsO concurred with the statement that only the Republican Party could restore the country to a sound economy.
Stanton also concurred with the need for a standing body of trained civilian construction workers, authorizing Haupt "to form a permanent corps of artificers, organized, officered, and equipped in such manner as you may prescribe … to employ civilians and foremen and assistants, under such rules and rates of compensation as you may deem expedient".
I also concur with Dr. Hobson's characterization of psychiatry as "one of the great medical frontiers".
But I also concur with Mr. Barr's arguments against its imposition in the case of Troy Davis.
Those estimates also concur with projections that members of minorities will constitute a majority of the nation's population by 2050.
I also concur with your assessment that we don't see many examples of heroism in media coverage here in the U.S.
Plenty too would also concur with his assessment that the debt Greece owes has effectively been transferred by European political authorities from private banks to the public purse – hence the animosity towards Greece, for instance, felt by German taxpayers.
