The phrase "a fundamental commitment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong dedication or obligation towards a particular principle, value, or cause.
Example: "The organization has a fundamental commitment to environmental sustainability and ethical practices."
Alternatives: "a deep dedication to" or "a strong obligation to".
"You have to have a fundamental commitment to -- dare I say it?
I am not going to break a fundamental commitment to Australian people.
That is, women with a fundamental commitment to Jewish faith and family, some disposable income and a house to be proud of — along with a matching appetite for entertaining friends and occasionally impressing the socks off the neighbors.
Responding to the prime minister's claim that the Strasbourg court was turning into a "small claims court", Angela Patrick, of the civil liberties group Justice, said: "Some of the cases the government doesn't like deal with issues that are far from small, involving at their heart a fundamental commitment to an absolute bar on torture.
The Bloomberg campaign responded by distributing a statement by the president of the national organization of the league, Kate Michelman, in which she said: "Both Michael Bloomberg and Mark Green have demonstrated a fundamental commitment to a woman's freedom of choice".
I think when you talk to people in Congress, you understand there is a fundamental commitment to medical research among our legislators, our government, and the American people.
Jan Rinehart, president of Women in Engineering Progams and Advocates Network (WEPAN), suggested that current and previous workforce diversity initiatives have had minimal impact because critical cultural change--a true and fundamental commitment to diversity--has still not taken place in academia or industry.
All underpinned by a philosophic and fundamental commitment to the integrity of the individual, and the supremacy of that individual over the power of the nation state.
That, he added, "signals a much more fundamental commitment to quality" by making it clear that St . Johns is searching for the kind of faculty talent needed to build first-rate programs and promote research.
We are considering such a program, and any program we would offer would maintain our fundamental commitment to customer privacy," read a statement from AT&T.
