The phrase "a kind of commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a level or type of dedication or obligation towards something.
Example: "Joining the volunteer program requires a kind of commitment that goes beyond just showing up for events."
Alternatives: "a type of dedication" or "a form of obligation."
The key appears to be in a kind of commitment to ambiguity and indeterminacy.
As to the reason for using old-fashioned casements, which are typically more expensive than conventional windows, Mr. Tamarkin said, "It's a kind of commitment to a classic Modernism which is rooted in traditions of authenticity".
This is also success that comes with hard work appended to it - an internationally famous band tours for a year or two at a time - and suggests a kind of commitment you might not necessarily find in some comparatively flaky, fly-by-night profession like medicine or the law.
In passing, Haugeland makes the unusual claim, argued for elsewhere, that genuine intelligence and semantics presuppose "the capacity for a kind of commitment in how one lives" which is non-propositional that is, love (cp. Stevenon-propositional thatm Artisicialovetelligencp: AI).
It requires a kind of commitment that people cannot make in good faith, for who could willingly support laws that are so detrimental to oneself and the people one cares about most that they must sacrifice their fundamental interests for the sake of those more advantaged?
The existence of a technology or any kind of commitment allows the agents to transfer wealth to the future, and accounts for fertility control.
Packages don't require any kind of commitment beyond a month, and come in three flavours at launch.
For Wallace (2011: 326), "blame carries with it a kind of practical commitment to critical self-scrutiny", a commitment that the hypocritical blamer fails to live up to.
In doing so, it creates a kind of trust, commitment and obligation between the parties.
At this point, on "Internal Logic," the band's third full-length album, they amount to a kind of grim commitment.
"It is this type of breakdown in oversight combined with a kind of lackluster commitment on behalf of facilities that leads to unnecessary injuries and deaths," said Blair Horner, the legislative director for the New York Public Interest Research Group.
