The phrase "a commitment to pursuing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a dedication or promise to actively seek or strive for something, such as a goal or objective.
Example: "Our organization has a commitment to pursuing sustainable practices in all our operations."
Alternatives: "a dedication to achieving" or "a promise to seek".
"There is a commitment to pursuing those who cheat the federal health care programs in any way," said Susan G. Winkler, an assistant United States attorney.
To do bold science, you need a mentor with a commitment to pursuing big questions, preferably based at an institution with a long-range vision.
Finally, Starbucks made a commitment "to pursuing zero net deforestation across our supply chain," meaning for all of the products it buys, not only palm oil.
A growing share of countries across the globe are declaring a commitment to pursuing Universal Health Coverage UHCC) and introducing policies and approaches to advance toward that goal.
The only notable success of the Copenhagen climate-change conference last year was a commitment to pursue them.
The committee dismissed the idea of adopting a new benchmark, like a commitment to pursue stimulus until the nation's economic output recovers from the recession.
While the future of the coalition was not in doubt over the issue, he said the Conservatives had "signed up" to a commitment to pursue Lords reform in the two parties' 2010 coalition agreement.
A commitment to pursue a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, to put a stop to settlement expansion, to improve relations with the United States, and to use a smart combination of diplomatic and covert means -- but avoid a reckless military adventure -- in order to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, will enable them to attract security-minded centrists.
MMS, however, made a commitment to pursue effective strategies for mitigating impacts to human health in cooperation with the tribes, the NSB, and the AITC and other state and federal agencies (MMS 2007b).
Progression through Ashodaya's framework is therefore not simply an inevitable outcome of certain participatory activities, but may in some cases mandate re-evaluation of a project's philosophy and a strong commitment to pursuing the social and political changes required to meet the expressed needs of the community.
Perhaps minority students have a stronger commitment to pursuing science and are willing to bear the risk of not graduating in order to pursue their dream of becoming a scientist.
