The phrase "a commitment to enter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an intention or promise to participate in an activity or agreement.
Example: "The organization has made a commitment to enter into a partnership with local businesses to support community development."
Alternatives: "a pledge to join" or "an intention to participate".
It separates the cell cycle into a mitogen-dependent phase and a growth factor-independent phase from the commitment to enter S phase.
Public Act 94-0521, patientspatients facing involuntary inpatient commitment to enter into an agreed order for outpatient commitment.
At Yalta, Roosevelt secured Stalin's commitment to enter the war against Japan soon after Germany's surrender and to establish democratic governments in the nations of eastern Europe occupied by Soviet troops.
Vickers learned that, each year, as the cadet candidates affirm their commitment to enter West Point, many of the parents have trouble picking out their sons or daughters from the sea of uniformed servicemen.
"We're not saying these schools have the best programs in place today, but these are schools that are making the commitment to enter the process of continued improvement," said MacPhee.
Together these texts claim the critical essay as a space in which to test one's own intellectual commitments, to enter into and advance a conversation about the pasts and futures of urban architectural thought.
When I make a commitment to someone I enter it in my personal management system and it becomes part of my weekly review process.
To avoid the appearance of pumping up its reported scores, Wake Forest made a commitment to track down entering freshmen's scores when it decided to go test-optional.
A member who, before completing three years of service on active duty, enters into a commitment to perform qualifying service.
A member who, after completing nine years of service on active duty, enters into a commitment to perform qualifying service.
