The phrase "a commitment to assist" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a promise or dedication to help someone or a group in a specific context.
Example: "Our organization has made a commitment to assist local communities in need through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "a pledge to help" or "a dedication to support".
Despite a massive international commitment to assist Haiti, the majority of these people still lack access to basic services like healthcare, clean water, toilets, sanitation and live in tattered shelters.
Cameron and the west turn a blind eye to this aggression while preferring to accept an open-ended commitment to assist, however ineffectively, in the hopeless task of meeting the needs of the never-ending flood of pitiful refugees which that aggression causes.
The dialogue highlighted Washington's commitment to assist the Philippines in achieving a "minimum deterrent posture" alongside an improved maritime security awareness.
They should affirm their commitment to assist the Palestinian Authority and get the funds flowing.
Michael K. Powell, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, made no commitment to assist WorldCom after meeting with Mr. Sidgmore yesterday.
"The Eurogroup reiterates its commitment to assist Greece in its adjustment effort in order to address the many challenges the economy is facing," the statement said.
The post outlines in more detail Uber's commitment to assist drivers impacted by the executive order, which Kalanick made Saturday in a prior post.
"Consistent with our ongoing commitment to assist survivors before, during, and after disasters, FEMA is continuously seeking to hire talented and motivated individuals as part of our Reservist workforce," a FEMA spokesperson told VICE News in a statement.
"We are extremely grateful to the European Union for their continued commitment to assist these most vulnerable of populations".
