The phrase "acknowledging commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the recognition or validation of someone's dedication or promise to a cause, task, or relationship.
Example: "In our meeting, we focused on acknowledging commitment to the project and ensuring everyone felt valued for their contributions."
Alternatives: "recognizing dedication" or "validating promise".
Same-sex marriages acknowledge commitments that in many cases existed long before they won legal recognition.
It acknowledged commitments to make improvements to the transparency and timeliness of PBS processes.
It would be remiss of me however not to position the evolution of discourse semantics, register and genre, and appraisal without acknowledging my commitment to Halliday's conception of SFL as an appliable linguistics (Halliday 2008).
Acknowledging his commitment to building partnerships between business and society to improve the state of the world, the members of the World Economic Forum named Benioff as one of its Young Global Leaders and the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy presented Benioff with the coveted Excellence in Corporate Philanthropy Award.
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.
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, 19 December 2006 – On the occasion of its 60th anniversary, United Nations Children's Fund in Kyrgyzstan thanked its local partners, acknowledging their commitment and contributions towards improving the lives of children in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Acknowledging the commitment of successive post-independence governments to address issues affecting children in its laws, policies and programmes, UNICEF called for a proportionate increase of budgetary allocation in the area of education, health and nutrition, which should not be lower than a minimum ceiling to sustain investments and gains of the past years.
We would also like to acknowledge the commitment and dedication of the project teams from the UHN and the SIMS Partnership that contributed to the development of InfoWell, including the IDEAS and the Corporate Intranet teams from the SIMS Partnership and the Patient Education and Informatics Programs and the Breast Cancer Survivorship Program.
