The phrase "agree to delegate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the decision to assign responsibilities or tasks to someone else.
Example: "After much discussion, we all agreed to delegate the project management to Sarah."
Alternatives: "consent to assign" or "accept to entrust".
Earlier this month, under pressure from Indonesia's Parliament, Mr. Wahid agreed to delegate some of his power to Mrs. Megawati.
Then they agreed to delegate responsibility for climate change planning to a regional board with few specific duties and no permanent staff — the Joint Policy Committee.
CONGRESS guards its privileges jealously, so when it agrees to delegate much of its power, even temporarily, the moment should not be squandered.
Ms. Belforti, a Republican, first won election as town clerk a decade ago, and thought she had a creative solution this summer to a vexing problem by agreeing to delegate the signing of marriage licenses.
When Kosovo declared independence in 2008 part of the deal with its western backers was that its authorities agreed to delegate legal powers to a person appointed by the outsiders, who could veto legislation and, in effect, curbed Kosovo's sovereignty.It is not surprising that the government should proclaim the end of this tutelage a huge success.
Assad declared "No dialogue with terrorists", but it was not clear from his remarks whether he would agree to send delegates to a conference that may falter before it starts due to disagreements between its two main sponsors and their allies.
First, a majority of members on the Republican National Committee's Rules Committee would have to agree to unbind the delegates.
Not only did two dozen delegates agree to be sponsors, 10 senators took the rare step of signing on to House legislation before it crossed over to their chamber.
Delegates agree to meet again. 1 August: North Korea agrees to six-way talks on its nuclear programme, South Korea confirms.
