The phrase "a commitment to update" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an obligation or promise to make changes or improvements in the future.
Example: "The company has made a commitment to update its software regularly to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "an obligation to revise" or "a promise to refresh".
One of the committee's most ambitious proposals was perhaps the least noticed: a commitment to update the book continually, when there's good reason to, rather than once every decade or so in a giant heave.
The agreement includes a commitment to update pledges and make them more progressive, but the text is vague on the overall ambition: it does not specify a date for the peaking of emissions, and specifies only that reductions should lead towards "greenhouse gas emissions neutrality" in the "second half of the century".
"This included a commitment to update the current complaints procedures and follows an earlier commitment to review the healthcare inspection system and publish mortality data.
"Until they make a commitment to updating the state's regulations and the legal framework, we would oppose them moving forward in New York," said David Gahl, policy director of Environmental Advocates of New York.
He expressed a broad commitment to update internal guidelines, including steps to reflect changes in technology since they were written three decades ago.
While consumer advocacy group, BEUC, criticizes the Commission for postponing what it dubs "hard decisions to later" — calling for it to make a clear commitment to update the bloc's product safety and liability rules to ensure they are fit for the risks of the AI age.
They will build on the alliance's enduring values and common commitment to update NATO for the modern day.
The availability of five systematic reviews covering all the key interventions for the management of these fractures is an achievement, and one enhanced by the proven commitment to updating the reviews in the light of new evidence.
While it is no longer feasible to commit the same resources to reporting on the project, the Guardian has a commitment to regularly visit Katine to update readers.
He favors C.F.A.'s because of their rigorous training in investment analysis, as well as those who are constantly updating their knowledge "through a commitment to lifelong learning".
