The phrase "a commitment to action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the determination or promise to take specific steps or measures towards achieving a goal or addressing an issue.
Example: "The organization has made a strong commitment to action in addressing climate change through various initiatives."
Alternatives: "a pledge to act" or "a promise to take action."
A commitment to support L.G.B.T. service members and their families must be a commitment to action.
You will come away from this workshop with a commitment to action and a renewed sense of self.
The researchers who wrote the review concluded that making a commitment to action consistently results in behavior change.
According to Stephen O'Brien, the UN's humanitarian chief, the summit's main focus will be on "making sure that people – particularly leaders – give a commitment to action".
A commitment to action on climate change may mean changing your choice of transport, holidays, shopping and the way you run your home too.
When applying to CGI U, students submit a summary of an ongoing project or idea for a "commitment to action" focused on education, environment and climate change, poverty alleviation, peace and human rights, or public health.
The first of which is the "Startup Insider Initiative," a CGI-A Commitment to Action that will feature both a new e-publication and web platform to bring together outstanding entrepreneurs, startups and small businesses in the impact sector, and provide them with the necessary tools and support to help their enterprises thrive.
MAPs should go beyond simple accountability rhetoric and move to a "commitments-to-action" approach.
"What makes her so good, and what is visible as she deftly navigates the unending silliness of Salt, are traits that add up to a fierce commitment to action, a determination to make the role of a CIA agent who literally and metaphorically takes no prisoners as convincing as she can".
What we need is a firm commitment to action and a massive mobilisation of energy to get the peace process moving again; and we will play our part in any way we can.
Despite some delays, on 27 April 2016, the long-awaited third communication was issued and progress has been made: even if, in general terms, the new document remains a political statement, there is also a clear commitment to action.
