The phrase "a chance to commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities to engage in a particular action or behavior, often in contexts related to decisions or actions.
Example: "The team was given a chance to commit to the new project, and they eagerly accepted the challenge."
Alternatives: "an opportunity to engage" or "a moment to act".
These voices must he heard especially in Paris this December, when leaders have a last a chance to commit to a deal to reduce carbon emissions before we pass the fatal point of no return.
There's talk of investment in developing countries but only a fleeting reference to jobs," said VSO UK director Brian Rockliffe" Meanwhile, Martin Hearson, ActionAid's tax policy adviser, said the G20 had missed a chance to commit to greater transparency for multinational companies.
Spielberg said that the arrest of criminals before they have a chance to commit their crimes in the movie had some real-world background in post-9/11 America, saying that "[w]e're giving up some of our freedom so that the government can protect us".
In May, states will gather for a humanitarian summit in Istanbul, where they will have a unique chance to commit to concrete changes in each of these areas.
It's a bit scary, but so is the problem it's meant to combat: the kind of criminal who only needs one chance to commit a terrible crime — like a suicide bomber.
Therefore the chance to commit a type I error ("a positive assumption is false") by doing multiple two-sample t-tests is avoided.
His love for her will alter the trajectory of his story and give him the chance to commit a selfless act — inspired, weirdly, by the movie "Casablanca" — that might redeem his life.
It seems a pity the young professionals flooding into South Baltimore will not have the chance to commit to Southway.
"If George Osborne is truly serious about turning the tide on this crisis, next week's spending review really is his last chance to commit to investing in homes that people on ordinary incomes can actually afford to rent or buy".
"If that happens then there may well be the chance to commit my future to the club further, and I'd be delighted to do that.
Quick ball gave scrum-half Dan Robson the chance to commit two defenders before feeding open-side Matt Kvesic, who drew his man and released Sharples on the right flank.
