The phrase "a commitment to tackling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a dedication or promise to address a particular issue or challenge.
Example: "The organization has made a commitment to tackling climate change through various initiatives and programs."
Alternatives: "a dedication to addressing" or "a promise to confront".
A commitment to tackling inequality is increasingly important where ageing is concerned.
We come from different arenas, but we share a commitment to tackling poverty through sustainable development, and a belief that both governments and businesses have an essential role".
The C of E has come under pressure in the past to offload particular investments to reflect its values, notably a commitment to tackling climate change.
Yet on Monday, his administration released a 2019 budget proposal that mental health professionals said does not show a commitment to tackling the many issues affecting mental health.
Penny Mordaunt, Britain's new international development secretary, is to place a commitment to tackling discrimination against disabled people at the heart of the government's development strategy, my colleague Karen McVeigh reports.
Cooper provided rough estimates for resource use: over the course of a year 60percentt of energy use on campus is for heating and cooling, while 40percentt supplies electricity for computers, equipment, fans, etc. MIT has claimed a commitment to tackling the world's energy problems.
Ken Clarke's recent prison reform green paper includes a commitment to tackle this offending at its root – by confronting addiction.
The number of policy surprises was limited partly because Labour wanted for some time to make the launch about a commitment to tackle the deficit.
It requires a complete mind-shift on the part of our politicians, and a commitment to tackle this problem head on.
The powerful new strategy reaffirms a commitment to the 0.7% target, alongside a commitment to tackle – in the national interest – global challenges such as mass migration, disease, terrorism and climate change.
