The phrase "a commitment to building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing dedication or intention towards creating or developing something, such as a project, relationship, or community.
Example: "Our organization has a commitment to building a sustainable future for the next generation."
Alternatives: "a dedication to creating" or "an obligation to develop".
His was a victory of the new politics, won with a commitment to building a young, progressive, diverse coalition.
Transit advocates, business groups and elected officials demanded a commitment to building the line the length of Manhattan, but the M.T.A. and Mr. Pataki would not give it.
The posters, created by the Homes for Britain campaign, hope to make the case for a commitment to building more affordable housing in cities across the UK.
"If non-Jews use the canopy to symbolize a commitment to building a new home together, one that is welcoming to guests, then it is fine," Rabbi Samuels said.
Tommey has five points she wants party leaders to commit to, including: demands for improved training in autism for public sector workers, a commitment to building regional autism centres, and funding of further research into the condition.
This means hiring mental health experts to thoroughly analyze the psychology of the returning soldier, and making a commitment to building a health care network that can meet the needs of a growing population of injured soldiers.
"There was a deeper commitment to building a connection.
At a fundamental level, CSR involves going beyond looking solely at how to make the most money, to include a wider commitment to building a better society.
At their 2014 annual meeting, the U.S. Conference of Mayors adopted three resolutions affirming their commitment to early childhood development: increased funding for high-quality programs to make them universally accessible, support of the President's early childhood education agenda, and making a national commitment to building an Early Learning Nation over the next decade. .
He will bring to the Church of England and the Anglican Communion a rich experience and spirituality alongside a deep commitment to building harmonious interfaith relations.
This would demonstrate a genuine commitment to building the homes that we desperately need.
