The phrase "a commitment of everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the idea that all individuals involved are dedicated to a particular cause or goal.
Example: "Achieving our objectives requires a commitment of everyone in the organization to work together."
Alternatives: "a collective commitment" or "a commitment from all".
The 1948 UN Declaration of Human Rights UDHRR) is a commitment to everyone sharing a set of basic fundamental rights, and kids understand this.
"This honour is a reflection of the work and commitment of everyone who works within the Lloyd's market, enabling others to take risks that enable society to progress.
When you put this together with Vice President-elect Biden's accolade to the working people of America and Obama's call to service in a common cause, it amounted to a tremendously powerful message of change and hope, and the declaration of a shared project that will require the commitment of everyone.
Another said, "The commitment of everyone involved created an atmosphere of cooperation and support that helped to address issues and tasks".
Discovering its true dynamics and exploring adjustments which improve the commitment of everyone involved could benefit scientific development for all disciplines and consequently increase innovation in the economy and the society.
He was always absolutely immersed in the world of the film he was working on, and he expected the same commitment of everyone: if he thought you weren't up to scratch, he would order you off the set.
A culture that values the highest levels of professional conduct and data integrity in the scientific enterprise is the responsibility and the shared commitment of everyone in the Department including staff, administration, trainees, investigators and all faculty.
"But we will come back stronger thanks to the loyalty of the fans and the commitment of everyone at Ibrox who are working tirelessly to bring stability and success back".
Turning the document into actions that move the needle on research, vaccine access, and ultimately, child survival will require continued investment and commitment of everyone from lab scientist to front line health worker and from head of state to head of household.
