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The phrase "author agree that" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "authors agree that"? You can use it when discussing a consensus or shared opinion among multiple authors regarding a specific topic or finding.
Example: "In their research, the authors agree that climate change poses a significant threat to biodiversity."
Alternatives: "the authors concur that" or "the authors are in agreement that".
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There is no gap between Kotler's assessment of himself and the book's opinion of him: Kotler and his author agree that he is funny, short, ugly, admirably intransigent, secure in his beliefs and identity.
All author agree that materials described in the manuscript, including all relevant raw data, will be freely available to any scientist wishing to use them for non-commercial purposes.
Most doctors, including Dr. Nicholas Perricone, anti-aging expert and author, agree that fructose without the fiber will increase triglycerides and contribute to hardening of the arteries.
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Dr Rick Hanson, a neuropsychologist and author, agrees that being a good person is more about having a positive mental attitude.
Despite her firm views on what is and isn't appropriate, the author agrees that times have changed.
The authors agree that purely financial assistance helps to achieve that aim.
Broadly, these authors agree that we are animals directed by computers.
Mr. Freedland writes: The two authors agree that it's in everyone's interest, not just America's, for the United States to remain dominant.
The two authors agree that it's in everyone's interest, not just America's, for the United States to remain dominant.
All of these authors agree that the entire system of Western food production is in need of radical change, right down to the spinach.
And though sketching may have given way to the high-tech tools of zoology, the authors agree that drawing continues to be the superior tool.
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