The phrase "a commitment to identifying" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a dedication or promise to recognize or determine something, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "Our organization has made a commitment to identifying the root causes of the issues we face in our community."
Alternatives: "a dedication to recognizing" or "a promise to determine".
Within weeks, the plaintiffs agreed to a settlement with the magazine that promised "substantial rather than token changes," including invites to the editorial lunches and a commitment to identifying women who were candidates to become senior editors.
Investigators who conduct clinical trials, the organizations that provide funding for such studies, and the regulatory agencies that review and ultimately approve new therapies for the public all share a commitment to identifying treatments for chronic pain that are more effective and have fewer adverse effects than those currently available.
Make a strong commitment to identifying and supporting instances of PPD in your employees.
We also know that it will take a greater public-private commitment to identifying the disease and stopping its spread.
Their website highlights that "our commitment to identifying and adjudicating crimes committed before our time and in some cases during our lifetimes will be part and parcel with our full scale investigation into corruption".
Fred's passion for the theatre was embodied in his commitment to identifying and training emerging producers through the Commercial Theater Institute, as well as by his earlier work, providing technical assistance to notfor-profit theatres throughout the country.
And NASA's increased commitment to identifying threatening bodies in space could have another benefit: it could give new inspiration to America's flagging space program, and restore some of the lost magic of the Age of Apollo.
The associations between screening and prevention attitudes suggest that commitment to identifying youth needs may result in greater openness to preventing substance use.
Indeed, the functionalist commitment to identifying truth with and only with the unique property of being F seems to entail a commitment to strong alethic monism in (5) rather than pluralism (Wright 2005).
Thus, when JJ agencies adopt practices that show their strong commitment to identifying the substance use behaviors of youth under their supervision this is positively related to the attitudes their staff hold pertaining to the value of substance use prevention.
