The phrase "also be committed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the dedication or obligation to a cause, task, or principle, often in a context where multiple commitments are being mentioned.
Example: "In addition to our financial support, we must also be committed to volunteering our time for the community project."
Alternatives: "also be dedicated" or "also be devoted".
She knows that alone it's not enough to know there's a problem, you must also be committed to solving it.
The new agreement between the CPS and Acpo notes: "Stalking offences can also be committed in an online environment, [such as] through social media platforms.
(These offences can also be committed in a private place if what is said is audible outside. They also apply to similar behaviour and the display of similar posters, pictures or signs).
Offences may also be committed under the Malicious Communications Act of 1988, which was originally designed to combat "poison pen" letters, and the Public Order Act 1986, which covers offences committed on a mobile phone while on the street, according to lawyers.
Arguing that it was unreasonable to expect the same agency that approved drugs to "also be committed to actively seek evidence to prove itself wrong," the editors of the Journal of the American Medical Association recommended that the nation consider establishing an "independent drug safety board" to track drugs and medical devices.
A theory that is committed to triangular polygons will also be committed to trilateral polygons, and vice versa, because, necessarily, a polygon is triangular if and only if it is trilateral.
Since 2011, dozens of courts have made clear that schools that do not give accused students a fair process may also be committing sex discrimination under Title IX.
You may also be committing a crime.
Uber will also be committing to multi-year financial support of the Vector Institute, it's announcing alongside Urtasun's hiring.
Depending on the origins of the blood, you may also be committing an offense, or find yourself committed to a mental health institution.
When compared to the World Bank, UNAIDS has also been committed to sustaining its commitment to HIV/AIDS by funding new program initiatives.
