The phrase "a commitment to ensure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a promise or dedication to guarantee a certain outcome or standard.
Example: "The organization has made a commitment to ensure the safety of all its employees."
Alternatives: "a pledge to guarantee" or "a promise to secure".
"The Coalition has given a commitment to ensure the centenary of Anzac commemorations are the success they must be..
The Memorandum of Understanding also includes a commitment to ensure a lasting legacy of international sporting events for the region.
We needed to see a commitment to ensure that everyone has access to modern energy, and that it is produced from renewable sources that are clean and abundant.
Despite a commitment to ensure that 20,000 Olympics jobs went to residents of the Games' host boroughs, fewer than half (9,700) actually did.
The CQC has a made a commitment to ensure that as part of its inspection regime data around ethnicity will be incorporated, and to call to account providers.
Introduced in October 2013, the company's "legacy of good" strategy is a commitment to ensure that sustainability is ingrained in the way it does business.
All parties support more housing but we need a commitment to ensuring the planning system is properly resourced to deliver.
That's because once the economy returned to the target path, Fed policy — a commitment to ensuring nominal G.D.P. growth of 4 1/2 percent — would restrain inflation.
"Our concerns are not ones of public relations or politics, but of substance and a commitment to ensuring that similar errors are prevented in the future".
It was there I met my lifelong friend Jamie Beddard and also developed a commitment to ensuring that disabled people are properly represented in the performing arts.
The Europeans had sought a commitment to ensuring that renewable energy sources would account for 15percentt of the world's total energy production by 2010.
