The phrase "advance our commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to strengthen or enhance a pledge or dedication to a cause, project, or goal.
Example: "We aim to advance our commitment to sustainability by implementing more eco-friendly practices in our operations."
Alternatives: "strengthen our dedication" or "enhance our pledge".
Pat, or "Mrs. L" as she was so affectionately called, served with great distinction at KHD from 1966 until her retirement in 2003, helping to advance our commitment to nursing education, quality improvement and excellence in patient care.
Lynne Frank, senior vice president and managing director for ESPN in Europe, Middle East and Africa, said: "Adding these rights will allow us to advance our commitment to delivering great sport across the many screens UK fans use each day".
As a private enterprise, Heinz will have an opportunity to drive further growth and advance our commitment to providing consumers across the globe with great tasting, nutritious and wholesome products," said Johnson. Henry J Heinz, a devout Methodist of German descent, founded Heinz Noble and company with partner Clarence Noble.
"Supported by our strong balance sheet, robust generation of free cash flow and excellent growth prospects, this new program and last week's increase in our regular quarterly cash dividend further advance our commitment to return value directly to our shareholders," Chief Executive Officer Dick Parsons said Wednesday.
Five years in the making, Gina McCarthy, EPA administrator said, "EJSCREEN has been a valuable resource for EPA to advance our commitment to protect Americans most vulnerable to pollution.
As we take these steps forward supporting innovative research focused on climate change solutions, reducing our own carbon footprint, advancing our commitments as a long-term investor we should also step back and see the bigger picture.
"The college cannot ignore these organizations if it is to advance our shared commitment to broadening opportunity and making Harvard a campus for all of its students".
The College cannot ignore these organizations if it is to advance our shared commitment to broadening opportunity and making Harvard a campus for all of its students.
As we advance our shared commitment to education and scholarship, we endeavor to build a community, and, ultimately, a world, in which people can peacefully live and work together across religious and cultural divides.
Our retreat over, we commence our advance, reaffirming our commitment to participating fully in this imperfect, troubled world in the inspired hope of making it just a little more habitable each day.
I appreciate those who commit themselves to advancing our country's commitment to international peace and security.
