The phrase "a commitment to organized" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "organized." You can use it when discussing a dedication to a structured approach or system, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "Our organization has a commitment to organized processes that enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "a dedication to structured" or "a pledge to systematic".
For the first time ever, we set out to transform a political campaign into a long-term grassroots effort driven by issues and a commitment to organizing at the local level.
The announcement of the labor nominee, Rep. Hilda L. Solis (D-Calif ., the D-Calif .of a union family who has a sthengly pro-labor voting recordaughteras a relief tofsome liberals who had grown slightly anxiounionout Obama's commitment to organized labor's agenda.
To improve the quality of care, there must be a new commitment to organizing services around patients' needs, including the reporting of diagnostic test results directly from radiologists to patients.
I think the best thing that can come out of Occupy Wall Street is that a new generation, like the generation of the sixties, will learn to organize people and at least some of them will develop a life long commitment to organizing for social change.
The collaborative efforts and commitment to organize care for a specific patient group in a streamlined way are generally referred to as 'integrated care,'coordinateded care'collaborativeive care' or 'chronic disease management' programmes.
I know a lot of people feel that there is not the same level of commitment to organize, but I think that people don't account for the fact that there's a lot of organizing on social media -- a lot of campaigns like #BringBackOurGirls or #HandsUp.
Program, Real Media and Young Nation and Inside Southwest; to more environmental and food justice focused groups like the East Michigan Environmental Action Council's Young Educators Alliance and Capuchin Soup Kitchen's Earthworks Urban Farm Stand Program; each DFY member organization shares a commitment to social justice organizing through media creation and broadband adoption.
But the first step is for progressives to be clear: At the center of any agenda to rebuild the middle class must be a commitment to empowering workers to organize and bargain collectively, to rebuild a strong worker voice both in the workplace and in our politics.
There must be a commitment to rethink how they organize and gain speed to react to the changing customer.
