The phrase "achieved commitments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or promises that have been successfully fulfilled or completed.
Example: "The team worked diligently over the past year and successfully achieved commitments to reduce costs and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "fulfilled obligations" or "met expectations".
"The Australian government will be in the spotlight in Marrakech and will need to step up efforts to help achieve commitments central to the Paris agreement," Connor said.
Asked if it would have been better to do the training earlier, Davis said that technical assistance started within days of the shooting and that his office was engaged in a long-term effort to achieve a cultural shift in the local departments and to "achieve commitments to systemic changes".
The project has been praised for helping countries to achieve commitments they made under the Paris Agreement.
Common application scenarios are business process management workshops in which process experts have to achieve commitment with experts from other disciplines like computer science, logistics or engineering.
Achieving commitment to a joint process may be difficult to sustain among heterogeneous and autonomous partners.
Participants in our research believed this extensive project organization to be essential for achieving commitment in all organizations.
By far the greatest contribution to the cost difference is the physician salary component, if this is indeed an opportunity cost and reflects the cost of achieving commitment and effort from doctors.
Earlier this year, GAVI announced it had achieved similar commitments from manufacturers to produce the rotavirus vaccine.
UNICEF should take a strategic decision on the best of two options: i) to lobby for greater resources to achieve CCC commitments ii) to reduce commitments in CCC sectors.
The UK and the EU have shown what can be achieved by commitment and perseverance on both sides.
