The phrase "a general commitment to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broad or overarching dedication to a particular cause, principle, or action.
Example: "The organization has made a general commitment to a sustainable future, focusing on reducing its carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "a broad dedication to" or "an overall pledge to".
"Here in the Southern Caucasus we have seen a general commitment to unite terrorist forces to make a bid for state power.
Beyond a general commitment to eliminate sources of illegal income, the plan says that officials must abide by already announced rules to report earnings and assets to superiors.
Unlike governments, which tend to prioritize their own political interests when making policy, the groups involved share a general commitment to maintaining the technical efficiency of the Internet.
"But I think there's a general commitment to it, particularly among providers pushing for professionalisation of their staff," he said.
Some industry lobbyists said the delay caught them by surprise because they anticipated the administration was prepared to announce at least a general commitment to fix what they see as flaws in the new source review program.
The agreement contains several enumerated points asserting a general commitment to the idea that "climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time" and asserts that "deep cuts" in global emissions were required.
Administration officials did not offer a Plan B to revive the talks, and analysts said it was not clear that the administration had one, beyond a general commitment to keep talking to the Israelis and Palestinians about the major issues that divide them: borders, security and the status of Jerusalem, among others.
We still see this view as a bit extreme, but cannot ignore the willingness of policymakers to essentially socialise malinvestment rather than allowing them to be liquidated by those who made themThe BofE's stance could be seen as part of a general commitment to easy policy by central banks.
Even freely given oaths of office and naturalization do not usually amount to a general commitment to obey the law (Greenawalt 1987).
For example, he has a general commitment to empiricism and against apriorism in philosophy which leads him to avoid familiar sorts of apriorist arguments in philosophy; and a commitment to non-cognitivism in ethics which leads him to refrain from familiar sorts of cognitivist arguments in ethics.
Although countries have distinct historical backgrounds and are what they are because of their special and unique pasts, by now they all share (or ought at least to share) a general commitment to universal principles such as criminal accountability, justice, guilt recognition, forgiveness, redress, rule of law, truth or reconciliation (Sang-Jin, 2012; Nabers, 2007).
