The phrase "a higher commitment to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an increased level of dedication or obligation towards a particular cause, goal, or responsibility.
Example: "The organization has made a higher commitment to sustainability by implementing eco-friendly practices."
Alternatives: "a greater dedication to" or "an increased focus on".
For instance, with the support of the teachers union, Newton replaced 6 of its 44 teachers — some against their will — with teachers who demonstrated a higher commitment to change or who had expertise needed in a particular subject.
The main finding of this study is that farmers who have periodic contacts with network bridging organisations that foster cooperation and social learning in the agri-environmental landscapes show a higher commitment to change.
Those whose companies offer development practices such as training and mentoring job hunt less, and those who are given a high-stakes job show a higher commitment to the organization as well.
Although the researchers controlled for the amount of time a student spends studying, earlier reports showed that students who study a lot are also more likely to exercise regularly, suggesting a high academic work ethic may also translate into a higher commitment to exercising.
And engagement extends beyond protégés: Mentors often also experience greater job satisfaction and a higher commitment to their employers.
Through such a co-management approach, the policy process could serve the valuable goals of building social capital, institutional trust and thus a higher commitment to achieving policy objectives, among its key beneficiaries.
Not at all: this title is awarded across a variety of disciplines, indicating a high commitment to achieving knowledge and success in doing so.
Among the findings are that whereas general desire for change is high through a high commitment to change, the upper leadership does not appropriately follow through with the change process, leaving the middle and lower-level engineers to carry a burden for which they are ill-prepared.
We could show that social integration is an important predictor for distal socialization outcomes, namely a high commitment to the occupation and the organization (Nägele and Neuenschwander 2014).
When Pew examined the results based on religious beliefs, it found that nearly two thirds of those with a "high" commitment to religion felt that applying the new technologies is "meddling with nature and crosses a line we should not cross".
The Ministry of Health has shown a high commitment to learning about the needs of the community and offering training in response to these.
