The phrase "a commitment to success" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing dedication or determination towards achieving goals or positive outcomes.
Example: "Our organization prides itself on a commitment to success, ensuring that every project is executed with excellence."
Alternatives: "dedication to achievement" or "pledge to succeed."
"Jeff is a very grounded person who has a deep commitment to success," says Lauren Zalaznick, who worked for Gaspin first at VH1 and now as head of Bravo, Oxygen and iVillage at NBC. "He wants to win".
Tech startups are fast moving environments that require a high degree of technical skill and a real commitment to success.
Many in the army seemed to struggle "to find enthusiasm" for the campaign, making it harder for them to make a "psychological commitment to success", Barry's study for Chilcot is understood to say.
Fenton credits the perseverance of the leadership team in having an unwavering commitment to success, despite the hardships of running a startup.
Had he come out on his own, Meek Mill would just be shouting, but under Mr. Ross's umbrella he's exulting, a logical response to the single-minded commitment to success his boss employs.
Striking a good balance is a daily (sometimes hourly!) battle, but one that can be conquered through love of family and commitment to success in business.
We recognize that Corporate commitment to success should lead to the survival and prosperity of the products, and ultimately the organization as a whole.
My experiences suggest that it is not too hard to be an effective mentor for a minority student--no special background or training is necessary, just a commitment to the success of each and every student that you come into contact with.
"The presidents and chancellors made and activated a commitment to academic success," MEAC commissioner Dennis Thomas said.
Listen with empathy and understanding with a commitment to shared success.
