The phrase "a commitment to research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing dedication or promise towards conducting research in a specific field or area.
Example: "The university has made a significant investment in a commitment to research, aiming to advance knowledge in various disciplines."
Alternatives: "a dedication to research" or "an obligation to research".
A commitment to research remains a commitment to national health and safety.
He concluded by telling AstraZeneca's directors that they must remember that their fiduciary duties extend not just to shareholders, but to the wider society – "including the millions of patients hoping for new treatments that can only come from a commitment to research".
Pirelli is highly profitable once more (see chart), and has fast-growing businesses in fibre-optics, a sector that last year brought it euro4.4 billion ($4.1 billion) of one-off gains from disposals.Behind the transformation lie two men and a commitment to research and development.
In addition to a commitment to research and little hierarchy, other characteristics common to companies in the list of top 20 employers include respecting employees and having loyal employees.
Whether they are filling temporary or permanent positions, Brown and his colleagues look for much the same thing: 2 to 3 years of postdoc experience during which the candidate clearly demonstrated a commitment to research and a passion for teaching and interacting with students.
Certainly, a commitment to research engagement with children and adolescents demands methodological consideration.
And it concludes with this pledge: "A Romney Administration will maintain a strong commitment to research in the physical, biological, and social sciences and to ensure [sic] that the priorities for research funding are not hijacked by short-term political imperatives".
Thailand, a middle-income country, has a public health community with a record of successful tobacco control and a longstanding commitment to research.
"It's important to have a strong commitment to research and innovation as a driver for producing new and better medicine for patients and for our own growth," says Mikael Dolsten, executive vice president, and head of wordwide pharma research, at Boehringer Ingelheim.
Singapore has tackled its water challenges with a deep understanding of the water scarcity challenge and a robust commitment to research and development to solve it.
