The phrase "a personal pledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commitment or promise made by an individual, often in a personal or emotional context.
Example: "She made a personal pledge to support her community through volunteer work every weekend."
Alternatives: "a private commitment" or "an individual promise."
Mr. Roy's group has made a personal pledge to no longer pay bribes.
He signed a personal pledge to, at long last, "uphold the institution of marriage through personal fidelity to my spouse".
"Many of us have taken a personal pledge: they will physically have to go through us," said Lone Eagle.
Samaras sought to counter the leftists' appeal at the weekend with a personal pledge that Greeks would suffer no more pension or wage cuts.
"For example, I want people to take a personal pledge to protect our oceans," said Jim Moriarty, the chief executive of the Surfrider Foundation, an environmental group focused on coastal issues.
But he said there had been "no cracks in the dam" of the Tory position and he had made a personal pledge to voters that he believed Cameron on the issue.
He said he had approved the sale himself after making a secret personal pledge to Secretary of State James A. Baker III in the fall of 1990.
The challenge also comes weeks after Regina King made an ambitious personal pledge to ensure that everything she produces in the next two years employs 50percentt women.
As well as Cameron's personal pledge in a TV debate before the 2010 election, the government is thought to be nervous about cuts to pensioner benefits after the furore over changes to the rate at which pensions rise announced in the March budget and dubbed the "granny tax".
The mission of the day is to inspire and mobilise people everywhere to take action by making a personal public pledge to make a difference - no matter how big or small.
Last month, Shorter University, a Christian Baptist school located in Rome, Ga., mandated that its 200 employees sign a "personal lifestyle pledge" declaring that they reject homosexuality, premarital sex and adultery.
