The phrase "acknowledges a commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing recognition or acceptance of a promise or obligation in various contexts, such as business, personal relationships, or formal agreements.
Example: "The report acknowledges a commitment to sustainability and outlines the steps the company will take to achieve its goals."
Alternatives: "recognizes a pledge" or "affirms a dedication."
The board consists of twelve to twenty-four truservingserving for three-year terms, who are required to be "confessing Christians who acknowledge a commitment to the authority of the Bible over all matters of faith and practice, the sovereignty of God, and the Lordship of Jesus Christ over all of life".
HWs in PNG adapted to a dysfunctional system by adjusting service to compensate for key barriers to service delivery, acknowledging a commitment to be flexible an important attribute.
It is a fine line between acknowledging a feverish commitment to monogamy in verse and getting hog tied to some guy's radiator.
Popular frustration over the growth in demand for Criminal Records Bureau checks for people working with children is also acknowledged, with a commitment to scale the system "back to common-sense levels".
"It may be in the interest of both the club and Mr Di Canio to acknowledge a full and frank commitment to these policies".
Typically, Kantians have responded by distancing themselves from the view that only actions motivated by duty have value, and acknowledging instead that a commitment to duty need only function as a limiting condition, rather than as the primary source of motivation in all cases (Baron 1995).
The Memorandum of Understanding acknowledges the commitment of the authorities of Lori region to take up a more holistic approach to services designed to protect the welfare of children.
Belounis acknowledges the commitment of those trying to organise the World Cup, which is likely to be moved to the winter to avoid the unsafe summer heat, and says the Middle East deserves to host the tournament.
"This certification validates our leadership on gender equality and acknowledges our commitment to transparency, accountability and progress," said Angela Guy, SVP of Diversity and Inclusion at L'Oreal USA.
