The phrase "agree to devote a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a commitment to allocate time, resources, or effort towards a specific task or goal.
Example: "We all agree to devote a significant amount of time to this project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "commit to dedicating a" or "consent to allocate a".
While the three of us felt some trepidation when we agreed to devote a significant amount of our time to eLife, we were united in our conviction that the publication landscape was in dire need of change.
And it agreed to devote an exhibition this month to the work of whichever unknown artist beats back the challengers on Bravo's reality show "Work of Art".
He remained on the board (in the chair for five years), and signs of loyalty to principles appeared in 1999 when he wrote an open letter to the paper's employees condemning a secret deal in which the management had agreed to devote an edition of the Sunday magazine to a local sports arena in return for sharing the advertising profits.
As part of the libel settlement, the band agreed to devote all royalties from their record to charities of the prime minister's choice.
Upson agreed "to devote at least one hour a day to library work, for which he received a stipend of $15 a month, out of which he paid an assistant $2.50 per week.
What made the project particularly appealing to Mr. Starobin was that all the players had agreed to devote their royalties to CARE, a group that fights global poverty.
The participants agreed to devote one of their meetings to a discussion about their perception of claimants in face-to-face physician-claimant encounters during medical disability assessment interviews, mostly because they considered it to be an important and interesting subject, or because they did not yet came up with another subject for their next monthly meeting.
Three unions have already agreed to devote more money to health benefits, although a relatively small sum, $41.33 million, has accumulated so far.
For now, the Brattleboro Retreat, a private psychiatric hospital, has agreed to devote 14 beds to patients who would otherwise go to the state hospital, with the state pledging $3.5 million for required renovations.
