The phrase "a commitment to turn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a promise or intention to change direction or approach in a particular context.
Example: "The organization has made a commitment to turn its focus towards sustainability in the coming years."
Alternatives: "a pledge to change" or "a promise to shift".
"When you have a small company, sometimes it's not about the economics, but having a commitment to turn out a project that you think will be better than what is out there -- even if it initially costs more than you hoped," Mr. Shur said.
The Sports Direct announcement, which was accompanied by a commitment to turn the company into Britain's best high street employer after John Lewis, followed a Guardian investigation that revealed how the company effectively pays thousands of temporary workers below the national minimum wage of £6.70 an hour.
In 2012 Aol CEO Tim Armstrong made a commitment to turn Patch around.
Last year, after winning a proxy battle in 2012 that was partly tied to the financial problems with Patch, Armstrong made a commitment to turn Patch around.
Make sure the team has made a commitment to turn off outside distractions, such as cell phones, and be totally dedicated to the task.
As an example, they might point to its Energiewende, a dramatic switch to sustainable energy and a commitment to turning off its nuclear reactors by 2022.This special report will argue that, in both cases, German leadership is wanting.
But let's continue).The most natural solution to this problem is to supplement the fiscal stimulus with a commitment to turning less-skilled Americans into more-skilled Americans.
Most important, educators need to make a profound commitment to turn schools into genuine communities.
Make a firm commitment to turn away from whatever you have been doing wrong.
Throughout the past several days the US and Iran flirted with each other, sending repeated positive signals about their commitment to turn a page to work to address concerns relating to Iran's nuclear program.
But they were united by their commitment to turn Spain into a democracy.Mr Cercas, one of Spain's best younger novelists, sees in their quiet defiance a crowning moment of Spanish history.
