The phrase "a commitment to economic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing dedication or promise towards economic policies, growth, or development.
Example: "The government has made a commitment to economic stability in the wake of the recent financial crisis."
Alternatives: "a dedication to economic" or "an obligation to economic".
According to a 2013 poll by Penn, Schoen, and Berland and Burston-Marsteller, Americans may be divided on political questions, but we share a commitment to economic enterprise.
It viewed the commission's decision as an interference in the free market, an example of the EU failing to demonstrate a "commitment to economic openness".
He then repeats his point about needing a two-legged approach: support to bring down borrowing costs, and strict conditionality - ie, a commitment to economic reforms.
Fund officials said they would not be prepared to put a proposal for a third Greek bailout to the Washington-based organisation's board unless it included both a commitment to economic reform and debt relief.
Modi has already shown he is prepared to reject key parts of the RSS agenda, such as a commitment to economic self-sufficiency, and downplay others, even a demand to build a Hindu temple at the contested site in Ayodhya.
In my view, Reform and Opening Up began with the abandonment of the "using class struggle as guiding principle" government policy of the Mao era and, in its place, a commitment to economic development and social harmony.
Laos is a case in point for this development as the Government of Laos (GoL) has a strong commitment to economic growth, which rural farmers in part help realize through a rush for cash crop production destined to be sold in neighboring countries.
A. Well, first, he has expressed a genuine commitment to economic reform and the Russian economy is growing again.
What he wanted from the U.S. was not warfare overseas but a renewed commitment to economic and social justice at home.
Asked for a response to the proposals, Osborne said simply "yes", adding that he would make a major commitment to economic growth in the north before December.
"Continued progress is hindered by weak institutional capacity, and the government has yet to show a sustained commitment to economic freedom," says the Index.
