The phrase "adequate commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of someone's dedication or promise to a task or cause.
Example: "The project requires an adequate commitment from all team members to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "sufficient dedication" or "appropriate engagement".
"Black people are greater users of the product and capable of doing the jobs, but there has not been an adequate commitment to hire, train and maintain [black people].
It did not show adequate commitment to the integration of "educare".
From another perspective, legal experts argue that relying solely on laws and decrees will not elicit adequate commitment.
The common digital market is not feasible without adequate commitment to privacy.
There was not adequate commitment and engagement proportional to the humanitarian catastrophe to prevent or even to confine the wars during the dismantlement of former Yugoslavia.
Yet the study says that with adequate commitment and support, this millennium-long custom could be eliminated within a single generation.
The commission said Belgium had made adequate commitments to not distort competition in the banking and insurance markets where Belfius was active.
A major challenge facing the success of academically initiated companies is in securing adequate time commitment from the scientists upon whose expertise the success of the company rests.
National and international agencies should seize this opportunity with adequate political commitment, planning, and funding.
For instance in Pakistan, Wazir et al. [ 17], p 2 explain that "it is heartening to see that the LHW programme received adequate political commitment, since 1994.
An integrated approach to workplace mental health can expect near-term improvements in mental health literacy, to be followed by longer-term improvements in working conditions and job quality given adequate organizational commitment, support, and time to achieve organizational change.
