The phrase "and agree to the statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating consent or acceptance of a particular statement or condition.
Example: "By signing this document, you acknowledge that you have read the terms and conditions and agree to the statement provided."
Alternatives: "and accept the statement" or "and consent to the statement".
For a first interpretation a vertical line is drawn between the share of respondents that (strongly) agree to the statement and those that (strongly) disagree or are rather undecided.
We examined the percentage of participants who responded 'completely agree' to the statement (see Figure 1).
As can be seen in Fig. 2, 80 % of the GPs and 67%% of the PNs agreed to the statement that CDSSs are useful sources of advice.
Expectations of RTW was divided into "positive expectations" (agreeing to the statement) and "none or negative expectations" (no opinion or disagreeing to the statement), and sleep problems due to pain was divided into "seldom or never" and "sometimes, often or all the time".
Numbers and percentages strongly agreeing or agreeing to the statements regarding how decisions for authorship on papers arising from the research should be decided.
The statement of faith, referenced by Phelps, notes: "It is imperative that all persons employed by the ministry in any capacity, or who serve as volunteers, should abide by and agree to our Statement of Faith, to include the statement on marriage and sexuality, and conduct themselves accordingly".
Employees should understand and agree to comply with the statement before signing.
Does FAO agree to the following statement?
FERPA: After reading the instructions, I strongly suggest that you agree to the FERPA statements and then type in your name on the signature space.
An affidavit filed in the case by an agent with the Utah State Bureau of Investigation states that the two men "together participated in making false statements and agreeing to make false statements to the Internal Revenue Service" because the association's actual political expenditures would break I.R.S. rules.
