The phrase "a commitment to meet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an agreement or promise to have a meeting or discussion at a specific time or place.
Example: "The team expressed a strong commitment to meet regularly to discuss project updates and progress."
Alternatives: "an obligation to meet" or "a promise to meet".
"Jenson has some freedom for his own endorsements but has a commitment to meet our obligations".
Hammond, who served as defence secretary after succeeding Fox in 2011, declined to give a commitment to meet the 2% spending target in the next parliament.
Under the government's Climate Change Act, NHS organisations have a commitment to meet a 10% reduction in carbon emissions by 2015 from a 1990 baseline.
At a minimum, the United States and other powers hope to get a commitment to meet again with a more concrete agenda, perhaps in Turkey, where Iran originally proposed to hold the talks.
The French foreign minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, was not due to be there either because he had a commitment to meet the new UN secretary general, António Guterres, in Paris on Monday.
The Briton took a £5m pay cut to help the team stay afloat following Honda's withdrawal last winter but Brawn is reluctant to return Button to his former salary of around £8m. Brawn said: "Jenson has some freedom for his own endorsements but has a commitment to meet our obligations".
Universal Health has expressed a commitment to meeting any conditions to closing the deal.
This includes a commitment to meeting our existing targets to improve air quality, ensuring that action can be taken if required to reduce road traffic and a commitment that extra capacity at an expanded Heathrow will only be released when it is clear that the airport's contribution will not delay compliance with EU air quality limits.
What I do want is a recognition that basic needs are broader than food and a commitment to meeting all those needs.
Farooq: Over the last few years UNICEF has made a commitment to meeting the minimum emergency and critical needs for the survival and protection of children in the event of man-made disasters such as conflict and warfare or natural disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes and floods.
"Argentina has a firm commitment to meet its obligations once an agreement is reached" with the I.M.F., he said, but cannot afford to dip into its diminished $9.8 billion in foreign reserves to pay back creditors.
