The phrase "a strong commitment to growth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing dedication or determination towards personal, professional, or organizational development.
Example: "Our company has a strong commitment to growth, ensuring that we continuously improve our services and expand our market reach."
Alternatives: "a firm dedication to growth" or "a solid pledge to development".
Laos is a case in point for this development as the Government of Laos (GoL) has a strong commitment to economic growth, which rural farmers in part help realize through a rush for cash crop production destined to be sold in neighboring countries.
The main hypothesis of the paper maintains that firms with a strong commitment to R&D have a higher rate of growth because they succeed in the product market.
The EU's commissioner for economic and finance affairs, Pierre Moscovici, said the Greeks needed "a strong commitment to Europe" and support "for the necessary growth-friendly reform process will be essential for Greece to thrive again within the euro area".
He added, "Sarah has demonstrated a strong commitment to protecting consumers, and she shares my conviction to do everything possible to increase job creation, accelerate economic growth and strengthen the middle class".
"Throughout her career, Sarah has demonstrated a strong commitment to protecting consumers, and she shares my conviction to do everything possible to increase job creation, accelerate economic growth and strengthen the middle class," he said.
17 Firstly, the guideline development group demonstrated a strong commitment to the principle of 'patient autonomy'.
"At this critical juncture for the world economy," the two said in a joint statement, "a strong commitment to continue opening world markets will provide a much-needed boost to confidence and global growth prospects".
"Unless we demonstrate a strong commitment to fiscal sustainability," Mr Bernanke remarked, "we risk having neither financial stability nor durable economic growth".Mr Obama knows all this: he promises repeatedly not to leave the problem to his successors.
"Unless we demonstrate a strong commitment to fiscal sustainability in the longer term, we will have neither financial stability nor healthy economic growth," he said.
TODAY'S recommended economics writing: "Unless we demonstrate a strong commitment to fiscal sustainability in the longer term, we will have neither financial stability nor healthy economic growth," says Ben Bernanke.
