The phrase "agree to bear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing consent to take on a responsibility or obligation.
Example: "We all agree to bear the costs associated with the project."
Alternatives: "consent to assume" or "accept responsibility for".
"And as you know, the W.T.O. is a consensus organization," he said, and all of the members would have to agree to bear the cost.
Attempts to get agreement on whatever replaces Kyoto will face the same fundamental difficulty as Kyoto did: how to get the world's biggest polluters to sign up to a deal that will require them to agree to bear short-term costs in return for uncertain long-term benefits which will accrue only if other big polluters do their bit.
Success came after 87 cloning attempts, so as the scientists work to streamline the process, the company says it will accept cloning applications only from selected cat owners who agree to bear part of the undisclosed, but undoubtedly hefty, research costs.
For their sake, we must never agree to bear labels that divide us or turn us against one another.
In March 2008, the Fed agreed to bear the losses on a big chunk of Bear's assets to facilitate a takeover by JPMorgan Chase.
In exchange, it will no longer be responsible for all $30 billion of Bear's least liquid assets; JPMorgan has agreed to bear the first $1 billion of losses.
The contractor agreed to bear responsibility for the fire and its costs.
The structure was innovative, with the FDIC agreeing to bear risk over a certain loss level in return for warrants entitling it to a stake in Citi.
These companies initially agreed to bear all expenses, expecting to sign up 10-25% of each city's population for a fee-based wireless service.
