The phrase "a commitment to the principles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing dedication or adherence to specific values or guidelines.
Example: "The organization has a strong commitment to the principles of sustainability and ethical business practices."
Alternatives: "a dedication to the principles" or "an adherence to the principles."
It also required a "commitment to the principles of the European Convention on Human Rights".
How can we evaluate those soldiers' strong "moral" and "patriotic" feelings, except as expressions of a commitment to the principles of a slaveholding republic?
American political theorist John Schaar, for instance, referred to American patriotism as "covenanted patriotism," a form of patriotic attachment characterized by a commitment to the principles and goals set out in the founding covenant and the duty to carry on the work of the Founding Fathers.
Simply put: a merger without a commitment to the principles of net neutrality is not in the public interest.
The UK does not see the NATO endorsement as any commitment to actual expenditure, but merely a commitment to the principle.
What unites "netroots" activists, Mr. Bai writes, is less any kind of governing agenda for the country than a commitment to "the principle of unyielding partisanship".
Already Labor has secured a commitment to the principle of trading land for peace and an affirmation of existing agreements like the 1993 Oslo accords with the Palestinians.
There is thus always a simple majority of voters that lacks any stake in the free use of liquor, beyond a commitment to the principle of live and let live.
Market-based pollution control instruments represent the influence of a commitment to the principle of laissez faire economics and the success of orthodox economics to steer public policy formation.
It was a commitment to the principle that America would be an open and tolerant place for all.
Some people decided that publishing images of Muhammad was a way of demonstrating a commitment to the principle of free speech even if those depictions of the revered religious figure are boorish, unfunny, and sorta racist.
