The phrase "a stated commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commitment that has been explicitly expressed or declared.
Example: "The organization has made a stated commitment to reducing its carbon footprint by 50% over the next decade."
Alternatives: "an expressed commitment" or "a declared commitment."
Pressure from national women's movements with support internationally and a liberation movement with a stated commitment to women's emancipation helped.
After a disappointing Olympic experience in Athens this summer, Marbury returned to the Knicks with a stated commitment to a team-first approach.
The protesters say he was elected on a stated commitment to the goals of the revolution and promises he made, and that he's broken every one of those.
Republicans officially adopted a platform on Monday that embraces Donald Trump's controversial proposals on immigration and includes a stated commitment to build a wall along the US-Mexico border.
Jack Curtis, the Asia-Pacific regional manager at the world's biggest solar company, FirstSolar, said: "I find it particularly mystifying and disappointing that the government with a stated commitment to innovation and new industry creation would seek to constrain one of its own agencies that has been so effective at contributing to both of these goals".
That move, the media attention it generated, and a stated commitment to transparency made all the more relevant in the wake of the Edward Snowden leaks, has helped Posteo become one of Germany's fastest growing email providers with a business model of fee-driven, privacy-oriented email services.
The employees' lawyers say the Justice Department's response will be a test of the stated commitment by the new United States attorney general, John Ashcroft, to protect the civil rights of all Americans.
The European Union also condemned Israel's settlement expansion, saying in a statement that it "calls into question the Israeli government's stated commitment to a negotiated two-state solution in the Middle East Peace Process".
It is not clear if this would trigger the government's stated commitment to a referendum because it is due to stage a vote only if new powers are transferred from Westminster to Brussels, and any change by Cameron would be likely to do the reverse.
And it entirely contradicted Moscow's stated commitment to a political process to end the war.
Ultimately, the reports are supposed to help governments decide what steps to take to act on their own stated commitment under a global treaty to "prevent dangerous anthropogenic," or human, "interference with the climate system".
