The phrase "a specific commitment to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a clear and defined promise or obligation towards a particular goal or action.
Example: "The organization has made a specific commitment to reducing its carbon footprint by 50% over the next decade."
Alternatives: "a clear dedication to" or "a definite promise to".
His remarks stopped short, however, of a specific commitment to take more refugees.
"The mission statement of the medical research organisation which I now run includes a specific commitment to engaging with the public on issues in medical research".
Mr. Abe, in a short response, suggested that his government was open to changing the law, though he stopped short of making a specific commitment to do so.
The Speaker said party leaders had yet to make a specific commitment to improve the situation despite recognising that behaviour must improve to impress the public.
Mr. Howard has not given a specific commitment to join a military strike against Iraq, but has promised a parliamentary debate before any such action.
Education funding changes don't require primary legislation, and of the anti-austerity parties only the Greens have a specific commitment to restore funding to 2010 levels in real terms.
During Wednesday's news conference, Kim did not make any specific commitments to denuclearize his country, a pledge long sought by the United States.
There is no magic bullet without a clear and specific commitment to implement the legislative mandate in the "right to read" law.
That is code for a further withdrawal of the 4,100 British troops still in southern Iraq though having previously advertised a withdrawal that turned out not to happen, Mr Brown was careful to avoid a specific commitment, and to stress co-operation with both the Americans and the Iraqi government.But his trip to Israel was in its way more revealing.
The 'conventional dialogue' was a compromise: there is no specific commitment to the 25-40 per cent cut, only a suggestion in a footnote, but the US did not insist on a commitment from the developing nations.
Friedell gave no specific commitment to greater parity.
