The phrase "affiliation and commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a person's connection to an organization or group and their dedication to it.
Example: "Her affiliation and commitment to the charity have made a significant impact on its success."
Alternatives: "association and dedication" or "connection and loyalty."
They note that altruistic behavior often seems to be stimulated by a sense of affiliation and commitment to a larger group, and they hypothesized that conveying this sense of affiliation between people, even very subtly, would be enough to boost the frequency of kind, helpful or "pro-social"—behavior.
The call, excerpted in the above video, highlights Cruz's Tea Party affiliation and commitment to conservatism.
As this 1979 loyalty oath shows, absolute fealty to the ruling party was strictly enforced: Decree of the Revolutionary Command Council Punishable by execution: (1) Any member of the Baath Arab Socialist Party who conceals on purpose his previous political and party affiliations and commitments.
Freud and his followers repudiated the separation between institutional affiliation and intellectual commitment that had been carried down from seventeenth-century England.
Religious affiliations and the commitment to serve have been shown to have significant individual-level impacts on HW motivation in PNG [ 18, 19, 47, 49].
Results of qualitative interviews suggest that physician recruitment may be driven more by the NCI affiliation and the perceived commitment of the hospital to cancer care, than by actual levels of spending, at least in the short-term.
According to Erikson, intimacy is achieved when the adolescent has developed the capacity to commit to a concrete affiliation and abide by the commitment, even if this means sacrifice and compromise [ 1]. Paul and White [ 2] describe three stages in the development of intimate relationships in late adolescence.
Certainly, abundant evidence exists in support of a negative relationship between religious affiliation or commitment and acceptance of evolution (Miller 2008; Miller et al. 2006; Drees 2012; Heddy and Nadelson 2013; Village and Baker 2013).
Carol: Communication and commitment.
There's passion and commitment.
Hope requires work and commitment.
