"resounding agreement" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation in which there is overwhelming or enthusiastic agreement among a group of people. It conveys a strong sense of unity and consensus. Example: After the passionate speech by the activist, there was a resounding agreement among the crowd that action needed to be taken to address the issue of climate change.
On nine of the eleven factors, there was a resounding agreement between the two groups.
There is even more resounding agreement on something else: no political party seems to be in favor of prosecuting the crimes of war.
Though support for military action against Iran was mixed, there was resounding agreement that negotiations between Iran and the six negotiating powers, known as the P5+1, were bound to result in a "bad deal" that would inevitably allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon.
Amid all of the discussion prompted by bombshell Guardian and Washington Post reports on the NSA's PRISM internet surveillance program, there has been one resounding point of agreement: The presentation that was supposed explain the whole operation was truly heinous.
SAN ANTONIO — Nearly two decades after a pact initiated here created the world's largest free trade area, economists are calling the North American Free Trade Agreement a resounding success, crediting it for fueling unprecedented trade and creating millions of jobs in the United States.
"The Paris agreement was a resounding success for the multilateralism.
The agreement is "a resounding victory for our bilateral alliance," a senior State Department official said, discussing the deal on the condition of anonymity.
He resigned his seat in protest in 1985 over the Anglo-Irish Agreement, but he was returned to Parliament by a resounding majority in the election of 1986.
The 34-senator milestone represents a resounding defeat for efforts by the Republicans and the Israeli government to derail the agreement, but it is by no means the end of the political struggle.
Promising to tear up bailout agreements that had created a "humanitarian crisis", Syriza surged to a resounding victory.
