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The phrase "a commitment to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a promise or obligation to take action or achieve a goal.
Example: "The organization has a commitment to make significant improvements in community health over the next five years."
Alternatives: "a pledge to undertake" or "a promise to achieve".
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"I've made a commitment to make a difference and I'm trying so don't pull me down.
That means a commitment to make the system work and to police the borders properly.
As a result of those experiences, they made a commitment to make onboarding a strength at Birchbox.
"We're making a commitment to make it a permanent space, a commitment to invest in it with them," he said.
Nothing would please this organization more than to see the United States return to a commitment to make equitable compromises.
He said he didn't feel it was enough of a commitment to make it work for him.
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"The owners have a commitment to making money.
Burns comes in with a commitment to making the Devils' defense most unpleasant to play against.
She would be leaving behind intelligent, thoughtful colleagues, wonderful volunteers and a commitment to making a difference, she said.
The civilized response to these inequalities of skill and success is acceptance and a commitment to making the most of our own gifts and opportunities.
It contains a commitment to making "social referrals".
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