The phrase "as many agree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a statement or opinion is shared by a significant number of people.
Example: "The new policy has been met with mixed reactions, but as many agree, it is a step in the right direction."
Alternatives: "as many believe" or "as many contend".
JEFFREY TOOBIN: Forlan won the Golden Ball (MVP), so many agree, as do I.
Many agree, as was evident from the ruckus that ensued last summer, when word got out that the New York University School of Law planned to raze a town house on West Third Street where Poe lived briefly in the 1840's and replace it with a 13-story tower with classrooms and offices.
Many agree as well that the new media are already having a revolutionary impact on a broad swath of American society -- from politics and media to business, commerce and governance.
And though they've surely been raging for as long as there's been culture, many agree that our current one was sparked 25 years ago with the publication of Allan Bloom's "The Closing of the American Mind".
It took some time and much research and experimentation to determine the most desirable set of antitrust polices, but many agree that as of now we have a set of laws that does more good than harm.
Despite the brouhaha, Johnson has described, in public at least, his players' proposal to head out in search of the neon lights of Queenstown as a "great idea" and many agree that grown men should be trusted to act, and drink, responsibly.
Especially concerning medical subjects of complex nature, such as appetite and eating behavior, many agree that an approach from a different angle factoring in the individually diversified constitutional make-up of an individual would be more efficient.
But whether the Americans will be content with the weakened proposals now under debate remains to be seen.Most Colombians have a bigger worry: whether their country can reintroduce any form of extradition of its citizens at all as many agree it should without reviving the violence that blew that idea out of the constitution six years ago.
On a brilliantly sunny day last month when more than a few visitors were leaving the walkway along fenced areas as well as unfenced ones, many agreed that the city should not be held accountable for their actions.
A4 NATIONAL A12-17 Donationsions Requested To Solve a Grisly Murder Police officers in Truro, Mass., are trying to get DNA from all 790 or so men in town -- or as many as will agree -- in an unusual last-ditch move for clues to the three-year-old unsolved murder of Christa Worthington, who was stabbed to death in the town's most grisly mystery.
