The phrase "a commitment to improving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when speaking about a person or organization's dedication to making something better. Example sentence: The company's founders expressed their a commitment to improving the customer experience.
Participation in the Witness Project required that both witness role models and lay health advisors be articulate, comfortable speaking to people, possess a desire to provide health education, commit to an intensive training program, have a commitment to improving cancer education in the community, be willing to be available to the community and to act as a health information resource.
But to his credit, he has made a commitment to improving".
Driven by a commitment to improving patient care, students research and validate real-world medical issues.
Its decision to open a school, he says, was part of a commitment to improving opportunities for local children.
But Ms. Jaffe earns our endorsement because of her legal scholarship and her impressive record of pro bono work demonstrating a commitment to improving the justice system.
The Gates Cambridge Scholarship Trust awards 90 academic grants each year to students who demonstrate a "commitment to improving the lives of others".
If I have a commitment to improving people's productivity and fun, then I have to surround them with people who are fun and who will challenge them.
"The Founders' Day celebration honors leaders and community members who truly represent the best of UDC: a commitment to improving our city and our community.
While in law school, he spent a summer in Washington, DC working for consumer advocate Ralph Nader, and developed a commitment to improving the plight of working men and women in this country.
The business of raising standards of living in Chechnya assumes a high pitch at election time, when the Kremlin and its proxies in Grozny, the republic's capital, seek to demonstrate a commitment to improving the region.
