The phrase "a commitment to investment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the dedication or promise to allocate resources, typically financial, towards a particular project or initiative.
Example: "The company has made a significant commitment to investment in renewable energy technologies to reduce its carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "a dedication to funding" or "a pledge towards investment".
She backed the decision to relax the target for reducing the deficit and said the "fiscal give" it would bring could cushion against some of the economic uncertainty, but urged a commitment to investment in infrastructure, as well as regeneration and skills.
Commenting on another key element of the budget deal his party and Plaid Cymru had made with Welsh ministers, he said: "I'm very proud indeed that we now have £71.3m supporting the poorest pupils in our communities next year, a commitment to investment in education and training".
U.S. prosperity can be attributed in part to enlightened economic and trade policies, a national commitment to investment in science and technology, and a continuing determination to fund graduate-level science and engineering education.
This combination – aggressive use of central bank power, creative use of public balance sheets and a new commitment to investment and flexicurity – would lift the European economy off the rocks.
China has made a major commitment to investment in government-based agricultural biotechnology and has made much progress, especially in cotton production, and therefore serves as a good case study for the benefits of GM crops in agricultural innovation and development [ 8, 9].
But what we need is a long-term commitment to investment in the economic heart of this country – science, engineering, technology and innovation – if we're to become a high-skills, high-tech economy.
There are, however, many problems with the wider content of the strategy, showing little interest in much needed industry regulation other than on price, and an absence of commitment to investment in research.
The notion of testing ideas out in advance of commitment to investment or change is a powerful one in a competitive environment.
Although there is no 'magic number' for this indicator that guarantees quality education for all, a high percentage of public expenditure on education is interpreted as an indication of high level government commitment to investment in education.
Expenditure totalled £116m, up from £108.8m the previous year, and was part of a commitment to increase investment in online services.
