The phrase "activists commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing actions taken by activists, particularly in relation to causes or movements they support.
Example: "Activists commit to fighting climate change through various initiatives and campaigns."
Alternatives: "activists engage" or "activists dedicate themselves".
In doing so, Mr. Edelman, the son of prominent Washington social activists, committed one of Springfield's greatest sins: he told.
The Plan became symbolic for a movement of activists committed to innovation for purposes of social use over private profit.
"It appears the only 'crime' these activists committed was wanting women to drive before Mohammed bin Salman did," she said.
She said that as long as Mr. Cain has not announced a withdrawal, most activists committed to him will "give him the courtesy" of not publicly switching.
Its subject, the members of the American radical pacifist movement, were militant activists committed to counter-cultural revolt but mired nonetheless in mainstream social and cultural values.
Our close community of activists committed to improving the lives of LGBTI Ugandans is vibrant and as strong a movement as it has ever been.
In partnership with our vice-chair Stella Creasy MP, Movement for Change has worked over the past year to build a wide network of activists committed to supporting fairer alternatives.
Ashton is the local high-school leader of the Sunrise Movement, a group of young activists committed to addressing climate change.
Weeks after the inauguration, antifa activists committed $100,000 in property damage and several assaults in protests that shut down a University of California at Berkeley speech by then-Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos.
But there are many thousands of Green activists committed to social justice, workers' rights, tax reform and a peaceful foreign policy – and they could play a decisive role in electing a transformative government.
