The phrase "agree to nominate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the consensus or decision to put someone forward for a position or honor.
Example: "After much discussion, we all agreed to nominate Sarah for the leadership role."
Alternatives: "consent to propose" or "decide to recommend".
In an interview with a Tamil newspaper, Mr Wickremesinghe confirmed that his coalition has agreed to nominate General Fonseka.
Richard J. Codey agreed to nominate Ms. Teare for a Superior Court judgeship that the senators agreed to release their hold.
On Thursday, Marsh agreed to nominate Zachary W. Carter, a former federal prosecutor, for a seat on its board.
When Sidanco foundered after last year's crisis, almost all creditors, including BP, agreed to nominate a respected Russian accountant as external manager.
Indeed, the previous day the Hewlett-Packard board had unanimously agreed to nominate Mr. Hewlett to the board once again, according to the company's statement.
On March 4th the parties finally agreed to nominate Horst Köhler, a Christian Democrat who is boss of the International Monetary Fund.Being Germany's federal president is not such an easy job.
By mid-April, however, Kuchma's supporters in the parliament had agreed to nominate Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, a former Donetsk governor, as their presidential candidate, clearly with the president's backing.
Last week, after months of diplomatic wrangling, the Security Council agreed to nominate Hans Blix of Sweden to lead a new inspection team in Iraq, having rejected a candidate supported by the United States, Rolf Ekeus, also of Sweden.
Motorola, based in Schaumburg, Ill., agreed to nominate two directors backed by Mr. Icahn at the annual meeting on May 5. "We are pleased to have reached this agreement with Carl Icahn," the president and chief executive, Gregory Q . Brown said.
