The phrase "a commitment to ensuring" 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 ensuring the safety of all its employees."
Alternatives: "a dedication to guaranteeing" or "a promise to secure".
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.
It also has a commitment to ensuring that the state pension age is increased in the future "to take into account increases in longevity".
The Memorandum of Understanding also includes a commitment to ensure a lasting legacy of international sporting events for the region.
"The Coalition has given a commitment to ensure the centenary of Anzac commemorations are the success they must be..
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.
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.
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.
