The phrase "a commitment to the local" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing dedication or support for local communities, businesses, or initiatives.
Example: "Our organization has made a commitment to the local economy by sourcing materials from nearby suppliers."
Alternatives: "dedication to the community" or "support for local initiatives."
What we're seeing at Google is a significant commitment to the local market and a related internal cultural shift.
The government will also strike deals with businessmen and royals to avoid arrest, but only as part of a greater commitment to the local economy," Eurasia said in a note to clients.
And Baltimore has established institutions with a commitment to the cutting edge, both local and international: the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Contemporary Museum, as well as Maryland Art Place.
Nationally they do not want to be a leader but a very astute and attentive follower of trends with a very strong commitment to the local market.
Rovers have listed what they are looking for: a working knowledge of the Football League, success in managing a playing budget, excellent contacts, "a proven track record of developing a youth structure and pathway", commitment to the local community, leadership and "a pleasing and willing personality" – a lot of boxes to tick.
With their active involvement through coordinated organisation of volunteers, a commitment to the area shown by their understanding of local issues, participation was more successfully implemented.
"What you really need is a commitment to that local, craft piece of it," Woodhead says.
Under terms of the transaction, which does not involve any financial exchange, SHHS becomes a wholly owned subsidiary corporation of JHHS and a member of Johns Hopkins Medicine, while retaining its commitment to the local community and community physicians.
Ultimately, his commitment to the local health needs, ability to build a strong R&D organization, and vision were key ingredients to Shantha's success.
Strong eco-credentials extend into commitment to the local community – developing the local economy, rather than depleting it.
