The phrase "a huge commitment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significant amount of time, resources, or effort that someone is willing to dedicate to a particular task or cause.
Example: "Taking on this project requires a huge commitment of time and energy from all team members."
Alternatives: "a significant investment of" or "a considerable dedication of".
A troubled-asset purchase program, to be effective, would require a huge commitment of money.
But there still needs to be a huge commitment of resources or the effort will never get to the bottom of the wrongdoing.
Studying for a degree is a huge commitment of time and money so knowing what it can offer you in the long term is important.
President Bush's reckless invasion of Iraq has turned a situation of containment of Saddam Hussein into a quagmire of nation-building with a huge commitment of troops and money necessary to prevent the country from sliding further into chaos.
Not only do many of these projects require a huge commitment of skilled workers, but they also were to be heavily financed with city and state subsidies that now might be diverted to pay for the massive rebuilding.
But since Mr. Kim gave a speech in Berlin in March, pledging a huge commitment of resources from the relatively rich South to help rebuild the impoverished North, relations between the two countries began their dramatic shift.
We have eight years until Russia hosts it, with a huge commitment on the part of Putin.
"When it got started, it represented a huge commitment on the part of the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association, who are our suppliers.
Filming all three movies at once offered the filmmakers consistency and economies of scale, but at a reported $270 million $90 millionn per installment), it was a huge commitment on the part of the studio, New Line Cinema.
Needless to say, it is a huge commitment on the part of the owner.
"I've done a lot of radio drama before and I just find it really fun and not a huge commitment for an actor in terms of time," says Schwimmer, who has worked with LA Theater Works to record live radio dramas.
