The phrase "a commitment to operational" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing dedication or promise towards operational activities or processes in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The company has made a commitment to operational excellence in order to improve efficiency and customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a dedication to operational" or "a pledge to operational".
We greatly value our strong working relationship with the Bank of England and its commitment to operational independence and impartiality in political debate.
Labour has already secured from May a commitment to an independent review of the operational case for bulk personal data collection and hacking powers by Britain's watchdog on terrorism laws, David Anderson, and protection from surveillance for legitimate trade union activities.
Will we see people, their rights and a commitment to a just transition as the operational base of the opportunities for a better world from this enormous transformation?
While its moral, analytical, and operational foundations are clear- a commitment to achieve health equity, by addressing the root causes of unnecessary ill-health (5, 6) - the relational foundation of this commitment is often short-changed.
This necessitates government oversight to advocate for, track and govern the allocation of funding for MNCH interventions, with a commitment to integrate KMC into national strategies, implementation guidelines and operational management.
1 Among the operational goals enshrined in its mission statement is a commitment to improve the diffusion of scientific knowledge through distribution of common academic material and joint education initiatives.
"With his strong operational and South African background, his appointment likely means a commitment to South Africa remains," a group of Credit Suisse analysts wrote in a note to investors.
That said, the management team believes that the Company's prospects are bright with a greatly reduced operational expense profile, a focus on attaining profitability and a commitment to building value for our shareholders.
Positivism then is for Anderson a commitment to what is objectively and positively the case, and not a program of instrumental or operational truth, nor a means of distinguishing meaningful from meaningless utterances.
