The phrase "a pledge of commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest a promise of dedication or loyalty to an organization or idea. For example: "The mayor made a pledge of commitment to improving public safety in the city."
"It can be a pledge of commitment to the country; it can be a statement of what the rights and responsibilities of citizens are," he said.
We were all looking at the same reality – a pledge of commitment, honesty, companionship, support, all that – but I chose to interpret it differently. .
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) led the hospitals staffs in November 2009 in a pledge of commitment to the Hand Hygiene Program.
During that peak period, American exceptionalism meant not only that we were different from other nations having been established by our founders with a pledge of equality and a commitment to the aspirations of the common man but also that the United States was a place where opportunities abounded for all and the sky was the limit in terms of the potential for individual success and achievement.
If I had a partner, I'd want the license and the ring, both for the public pledge of commitment and for the legal rights and responsibilities that marriage brings.
The Clinton platform seems to have developed a viable model; working through member "commitments," a pledge of cash or capacity, or often both, applied to a Grand Challenge.
At the end of the show, Manu Ginóbili, Gladys Acosta Vargas, UNICEF Representative in Argentina and Nils Kastberg, UNICEF Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean, announced the record total raised: Ar$4,233,3566, (more than $1million) thanks to the generous support of the public and pledges of commitment from a wide range of businesses.
Despite the noble pledges of commitment to the rescue of cultural heritage and rebuilding of the museum and libraries that were made in 2003, the reality is similar to that of the situation with electricity and water.
The Sinn Fein president, Gerry Adams, said on Wednesday that his party was still seeking advances on policing and demilitarization from the British government and pledges of commitment to power-sharing government by Mr. Trimble in order to persuade the I.R.A. to move on arms.
To help ICPs overcome local barriers, the WHO "Clean Care is Safer Care" campaign that focuses on hand hygiene received pledges of commitment to make progress from over 120 ministries of health [ 28].
They reported among other things an increased sense of personal responsibility for tackling AMR after the campaign, suggesting that the idea of a pledge reinforced personal commitment.
