The phrase "a new commitment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fresh dedication or promise towards a cause, project, or goal.
Example: "The organization announced a new commitment of resources to support local education initiatives."
Alternatives: "a renewed pledge of" or "an additional dedication of".
By Kun Li NEW YORK, 2 November 2005 – UN Foundation Chairman Ted Turner has announced a new commitment of $20 million to the Measles Initiative, an effort supported by UNICEF and partners to eradicate measles worldwide.
The group has received a new commitment of $5 million to push its cause after Tuesday's vote here.
But that money did not reflect a new commitment of funds — for the most part, the United States government was already spending it in the region.
Yu said in spite of differences in the communion, there is hope for reconciliation and a new commitment of resources to mission and evangelism.
The upside to the political timetable has been a new commitment of American reconstruction funds — more than two billion dollars, a fourfold increase over the previous year — for schools, clinics, and road construction in Afghanistan.
The future of cycling in the UK was dealt a bad hand when George Osborne's Spending Review revealed a new commitment of £300m to cycling investment to 2020/21.
The changes are part of a new commitment on our part to becoming a more digital-first media company.
Glimpsing the ghost of Christmas Future, they see that getting older and acquiring an impairment can happen to anyone, including them, and develop a new commitment to the philosophy of person-centred support.
He said: "We need a new commitment to the principle of subsidiarity.
Conceived as energy providers for a growing and free nation, they were seen as powerful statements of a new commitment to a modern economy that would improve the lives of all South Africa's citizens.
It is the result of a new commitment to laws and rules that have been on the books for years, including executive orders that prohibit the use of off-road vehicles except where authorized.
