The phrase "a special commitment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong dedication or obligation towards a particular cause, goal, or principle.
Example: "Our organization has a special commitment to environmental sustainability and community development."
Alternatives: "a strong dedication to" or "a profound obligation to".
An editorial in today's Stanford Daily urged him to make a special commitment to the humanities.
In her role as the chief officer of the sprawling state court system, she made it plain that she had a special commitment to working on the problems of domestic-violence victims.
Following her father's commitment to Zionism, she was a tireless worker for the State of Israel with a special commitment to The Jerusalem Foundation founded by Teddy Kollek with whom she had a lifelong friendship.
When politicians talk about the "British people" they refer not just to a set of individuals with specific rights and duties, but to a group of people with a special commitment to one another.
Officials said that the unit that Officer Kelly worked for was largely responsible for the 75percentt drop in auto thefts in Staten Island over the last seven years and that Officer Kelly had shown a special commitment to the work, spending his own money at one point to buy night-vision goggles so that he could do a better job of surveillance on suspected car thieves.
This means that teaching staff also have to make a special commitment to nurturing adult learners, including many that have little experience of studying.
CSR and NIH have had a history of special commitment to New Principal Investigators [11].
While Riverfront Park is surrounded on three sides by the Hudson, Riverfest at this point has no special commitment to the river's cleanup, said Stephen Clair, the festival's director.
Perhaps an intermediate position here is the (Kantian) view that it is morally necessary to establish just democratic states and that just democratic states need some special commitment on the part of their citizens in order to function as democracies, a special commitment that goes beyond mere cooperative obedience but that can still be defended in universalist cosmopolitan terms.
By common consent the greatest of song cycles, Schubert's Winterreise is also a work to which tenor Ian Bostridge feels a special commitment: he has performed it more than 100 times, and his recent book on the piece is subtitled Anatomy of an Obsession.
Other studies have also shown that the training process for implementing AFS requires a special commitment and that not all providers may be willing to engage in it (13, 51, 52).
