The phrase "a substantive commitment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a serious or meaningful dedication to a cause, principle, or action.
Example: "The organization has made a substantive commitment to improving community health through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "a significant dedication to" or "a meaningful pledge to".
It requires a substantive commitment from tech companies like Google to join with the people who make the content to develop a meaningful solution that curbs the theft of American creativity, to help ensure that the next 79 years of moviemaking are just as creative as the last.
They are on various committees and some of the smaller programs have to answer to them sometimes (PO-09) The legitimacy from the attendance of program leaders was crucial in making substantive commitments to intentional networking.
"Experts criticise that Australia's attitude appeared to be to try to avoid making any substantive commitments, and to do the absolute minimum that it has to.
In its press release the Chamber claims that it has maintained a "longstanding commitment to comprehensive and substantive federal contracting reform" and that Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez (D - NY) is the "principle champion" of reform on small business contracting issues.
In addition to these substantive commitments, you need to be very careful how you talk about Social Security.
Yet despite being pliant on some substantive issues, Protestant evangelicals nonetheless did share a commitment to biblical inerrancy and to a rather strict definition of salvation by faith alone.
Government sources emphasise the fact the ministers have announced a pause in the legislation, and a commitment to reflect, which Mr Clegg has already said will lead to substantive change.
Take that, UN-hating Ron Paul supporters! 1.40pm "Now is the time to join together through constant co-operation... and a global commitment to progress... .. Look, this was never going to be the world's most substantive speech: Obama needs to get cheers from his Berlin audience while avoiding looking like some suspicious Euro-lover back home.
"The lesson is that it's hard to imagine a race almost anywhere in America in 2018 where a serious commitment to fighting climate change would harm a Democrat, whereas we are reminded that running on sincere substantive commitments can indeed inspire shockingly strong turnout".
