The phrase "a combined commitment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing shared goals or responsibilities among individuals or groups.
Example: "The project was successful due to a combined commitment to excellence from all team members."
Alternatives: "a joint dedication to" or "a collective pledge to".
To this gathering in Russia, where Ahmadinejad posed for the cameras among a lineup of heads of state, Ban dispatched a message full of buzzwords about poverty, climate change and "combined commitment to a peaceful and prosperous common future".
Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan found a way to combine commitment to human rights with pursuit of Soviet-American détente, the Obama Administration must do the same with regard to human rights and Sino-American détente.
News: The Dodgers are expected to bring back their top three free agents — Kenley Jansen, Justin Turner and Rich Hill — at a combined commitment of $192 million.
Shane Victorino, Mike Napoli, Koji Uehara, Stephen Drew, Jonny Gomes, Ryan Dempster and Ross signed on for a combined commitment of 12 years and $100.45 million.
For some organisations, there is also the perennial struggle to find suitable trustees, ie those who combine commitment to the cause with the right skills and experience.
The combined commitment of nurses, the lung/internal medicine specialist and the directors was not related to high coverage of DOTS.
The "successful completion of degree requirements results from the combined commitment of faculty, administrators, and the students' own academic efforts," he writes.
With emissions that match the rest of the world combined, commitment by these two powerhouses is key.
He was a compromise choice who combined a commitment to continued free-market economic reforms with a determination to preserve the CCP's monopoly on political power.
Where O'Driscoll has combined a commitment to the muse with a white-collar career in the office of Ireland's Revenue Commissioners, William Letford's day job involves hammers, nails and roof tiles.
