The phrase "a commitment to take" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a promise or obligation to undertake a specific action or responsibility.
Example: "The organization has made a commitment to take action against climate change by implementing sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "a pledge to undertake" or "a promise to engage in".
"Yes, you know that through project VIP which ended about a year ago, we made a commitment to take fiber to about 1 million business, we've got that done so we've got a 1 million base of businesses that we have fiber either to that building or within a 1,000 feet of the building which makes AT&T the company in America that has more fiber connections to buildings in the country.
As for the United States, Ms. Morgan said she hoped that the re-elected Obama administration would commit to a new international regime with a renewed strategy and a commitment to take domestic action consistent with its international pledges and its support of the two degree target.
"We made a commitment to take care of the customers we have".
"Grief can provide a pathway for taking responsibility, and making a commitment to take action".
Mr Erdogan also wants a commitment to take on the regime of Bashar Assad as well as IS.
He was guided instead by a reverence for the Constitution and a commitment to take politics out of law enforcement.
However, in many key areas there could have been much more ambition, or a commitment to taking the necessary action.
Even more important is a commitment to taking actions to make another crisis less likely — in sharp contrast to measures that almost ensure the inevitability of another one.
"Scott Brown and I share a commitment to taking on today's most difficult challenges by reforming government, balancing budgets and making tough choices," Mr. Christie said in a statement.
Patagonia has made a name for itself as an environmentally conscious brand, linking the outdoors clothing and gear that it sells with a commitment to taking care of the planet.
Despite the rhetoric of a commitment to taking hate crime seriously, it would appear that police hate crime training has been impacted by the demands of austerity and a lack of vision among some police leaders.
