The phrase "in agreement with theory" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a conclusion that matches the predictions of certain theories. For example: "The experiment's results were in agreement with theory, confirming its predictions."
The results indicate one-dimensional crystal growth in agreement with theory.
The result is a diffusion path with a single horn, in agreement with theory.
In agreement with theory, it is shown that Jsc losses due to FCA increase with poly-Si doping level and thickness.
Separation of nanotubes of different length is governed by the value of the retention variable for each component in agreement with theory.
The numerical efficiency, accuracy, and conservation properties of the method are tested on three-dimensional meshes and found to be in agreement with theory.
The simulations demonstrate that voids migrate up the temperature gradient, and the migration velocity varies inversely with the void size, in agreement with theory.
The results are in agreement with theories relating the component MW to the reaction localization at the interface.
Although, the qualitative variation of the extent of grafting with time is in agreement with theories for interfacial grafting, exact correspondence cannot be obtained.
The slope at the inflection point of the log Rg2) vs log curve increased as the chain length increased, indicating a possible first order transition, in agreement with theories and experiments.
Our interpretation is in agreement with theories of evolutionary computation (Holland 1975; Goldberg 1989, 2002), according to which if a combinatorial problem has many fit solutions we are more likely to find one of these solutions quickly (Goldberg 2002).
