The phrase "a commitment to promoting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing dedication or responsibility towards encouraging or advancing a particular cause, idea, or initiative.
Example: "Our organization has a commitment to promoting sustainable practices in the community."
Alternatives: "a dedication to advancing" or "an obligation to support".
In Africa, the United States cooperates with several governments that are essentially one-party states, dominated by a single man, despite a commitment to promoting democracy.
He wants to temper fiscal discipline and sanctions in the new European treaty with a commitment to promoting economic growth and jobs.
In fact the BJP is so serious about embracing Muslim voters that in its election manifesto, the party promised the restoration of Muslim heritage sites and a commitment to promoting Muslim education.
ImmPort is one of the largest open repositories of subject-level human immunology data, with a commitment to promoting effective data sharing across the basic, clinical and translational research communities3.
As a member of Congress, Mr. Pence made annual visits to troops in Iraq or Afghanistan, experiences that helped develop his approach to issues of national security and diplomacy, revealing a commitment to promoting democracy — even if it comes with a cost.
Koeman comes with a reputation for an attacking brand of football and a commitment to promoting young talent, which will sit well with Southampton who have nurtured players such as Gareth Bale, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Adam Lallana, Luke Shaw and Calum Chambers in recent seasons.
Committing to a better future for children Religious leaders in attendance made a commitment to promote ethics in education through an intercultural and interfaith programme curriculum that will engage children in learning and exploring the values of respect, empathy, reconciliation and responsibility.
The final draft will contain a commitment to promote sustainable development in fragile states.
That term was replaced by a commitment to "promote human rights and democracy abroad".
Countries agreed to work together to fund infrastructure for energy, transport, and water and sanitation, and there was also a commitment to promote affordable and stable access to credit for smaller enterprises.
Canal Plus has traditionally enjoyed favorable regulatory treatment in France in exchange for a commitment to promote French-language films and television programming, an enduring concern of successive French governments.
