The phrase "advancing commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the progress or development of a commitment to a cause, project, or goal.
Example: "Our team is focused on advancing commitment to sustainability through innovative practices and community engagement."
Alternatives: "increasing dedication" or "enhancing commitment".
Even putting this bifurcation aside, most people resist making advanced commitments before they absolutely need to make them.
Last fall, ahead of the 2015 G20 summit in Turkey, 63 civil society organizations sent a letter calling on the finance ministers of the G20 and the Turkish G20 presidency to "advance commitments to phase out fossil fuel subsidies".
(e)Insured, Guaranteed and Advance Commitment Loans.
Berkley said the advance commitment should give a positive signal to firms developing drugs that may not have an immediate market.
The organisers of this "free" bonanza are keen to secure a significant advance commitment because the plan is to go global with free books in 2012, with matching programmes in the US, the Commonwealth and the EU.
In the summer of 2011 the fund was opened to a group of outside investors who had made a total advance commitment of US$7.5 billion.
After Player 1's behavior was known, the experimenter then selected the appropriate response from Player 2's advance commitment (applying it with 1/10 probability and failing to apply it with 9/10 probability).
This research studies master production schedule (MPS) and advanced order commitment (AOC) in two-stage supply chains.
The question is ultimately whether he allows his lieutenants to exploit its doubts or expects them to advance its commitment.
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.
