The phrase "a commitment to resourcing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation of resources or support for a particular project, initiative, or organization.
Example: "The company has made a strong commitment to resourcing its new sustainability program to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a dedication to funding" or "an obligation to providing resources".
But we at UNICEF are convinced that working together under enlightened leadership, with committed partners, and with an appropriate plan of action and a commitment to resources, we can make that dream a reality for each and every child on Earth.
A deeper understanding of the socio-cultural issues at play is also necessary, but this will require a policy commitment to resource more in-depth social research and evaluation, particularly if developing, testing and implementing new training paradigms.
In 2010, the Consumer Goods Forum, a grouping of hundreds of the world's largest brands, made a commitment to "mobilise resources … to help achieve zero net deforestation by 2020".
Strong teachers, strong principals and a commitment to providing resources may mean that dismantling desegregation policies does not mean the end of good schools.
"They made a commitment to expend resources, and they did not stop and go, stop and go, and change courses like others have done.
"With a commitment to the resources in place, I hope that we can create a better court and tribunal system, with rules and procedures to ensure that the right work is carried out proportionately by the right judge, with a modernised court and tribunal estate and which uses technology to ensure that cases are dealt with efficiently, speedily and above all justly".
That model required deep collaboration, a commitment to educational resources for the public and an aquarium willing to take a risk.
Not surprisingly, the Institute has made a "commitment to leveraging resources in support of K-12 public education...while exploring new directions for learning in and through the arts.
Further, a commitment to adequate resources to facilitate collaborative working is essential to support the efforts of professional groups.
