The phrase "a commitment that can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or characteristics of a commitment, particularly in contexts where flexibility or potential is being emphasized.
Example: "We need to establish a commitment that can be adapted to changing circumstances."
Alternatives: "a commitment that is flexible" or "a commitment that may be adjusted".
Messrs Mishkin and Posen point out that by adopting an inflation target, monetary authorities are giving a clear commitment that can be readily grasped by the public.
Either it wants the West to disengage entirely - allowing them to overrun their enemies in the region - or launch another Iraq-style invasion, drawing the West into an excessive commitment that can be portrayed as a belligerent assault on Islam itself.
Duke spokesman Thomas Williams says the energy corporation agreed to provide the DNC a "letter of commitment" that can be turned into a letter of credit and used by the host committee "for cash flow purposes" for the event.
This may, as Hindriks (2008a) notes, imply that more is needed than the joint commitment that can be explicated in view of phenomena such as spontaneous joint walks.
- Archetypal wounds (abandonment, shame, betrayal) and the associated healing fields (loyalty, honor, commitment) that can be engaged to resolve the wound.
It is essential to maintain political commitment that can be strengthened by broad public understanding of the issues.
GoArmy.com provides information about the various commitments that can be made to the Army, as well as what it is like to be a soldier (//www.goarmy.com).com
"Respectable paranoid literature not only starts from certain moral commitments that can be justified to many non-paranoids but also carefully and all but obsessively accumulates 'evidence,' " Mr. Hofstadter wrote.
You can argue about the details, the practicalities, whether the proposals go far enough and even whether the broadcasters really mean it, but these are actual commitments that can be independently measured and checked: there is now an industry-wide system called Diamond that will do just that, adding much needed public accountability.
"I would love to be able to tell you that the commitments that I care about, the commitments that all of you care about will all, without exception, be Liberal Democrat manifesto commitments that can be delivered in the next Parliament," he said.
