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The phrase "a commitment to macroeconomic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing dedication or adherence to principles or policies related to macroeconomics.
Example: "The government has made a commitment to macroeconomic stability to ensure sustainable growth."
Alternatives: "a dedication to macroeconomic" or "an adherence to macroeconomic".
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Export-led growth, current-account surpluses and a commitment to macroeconomic stability have boosted foreign-exchange coffers to 30-year highs.
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It demonstrated its commitment to macroeconomic stability by giving the Bank of England autonomy in the setting of interest rates; just as the New Democrats fetishised budget-balancing, so Mr Brown, as chancellor, bound government expenditure with his fiscal "golden rules" (which he now looks set to break).
I'd also add that it means a commitment to good macroeconomic policy.
There is no money overhang whatsoever.Even though we value exchange-rate stability, and given the history of macroeconomic instability in Argentina, we do not have a commitment to any particular exchange-rate level.
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
"We have a commitment to winning here.
There's a commitment to ecological sustainability.
We have a commitment to these towers.
We owed a commitment to them.
Democracy is not a commitment to silence.
3. A commitment to confidentiality.
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