The phrase "a commitment to stay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a promise or intention to remain in a particular situation, place, or relationship.
Example: "She made a commitment to stay with the company for at least five years to help with its growth."
Alternatives: "a promise to remain" or "an intention to stay."
Besides, he said, the company had never pressed Mr. Galli for a commitment to stay for an extended period.
"David Cameron tried to leave the [EPP] group in this [parliamentary] term, despite a commitment to stay until 2009.
"We have a commitment to stay below 2 degrees and keep open the prospect of 1.5C," Robinson said.
Other officials insist that America has a commitment to stay there, but not for too long, ensuring stability at first and the beginnings of economic and political reconstruction.
It was a boom-bap nirvana, decorated with Akai MPC-1000s and fuelled by obscure soul samples and a commitment to stay true to rap's roots.
Mr. McNealy also obtained a commitment to stay from one of the co-founders, Mr. Joy, an important member of the group that created the Java programming language.
But only six months ago, the paper's owners announced a transition to a glossy magazine format that seemed to signal a commitment to staying open.
Smith, who grew up in the neighboring town of Browerville, had $22,000 in debt and a commitment to staying in a rural area.
"Labour believes that a commitment to staying at the heart of the EU, along with a clear programme of deliverable reforms is the best course for Britain.
"The loan is a sign of Sen. Clinton's commitment to the race, commitment to the process and a commitment to staying competitive with Sen. Obama," he said.
Currently rhetoric implies a commitment to staying the course, but if it seems economic weakness is due to more than the bad weather, this could prove convenient.
