The phrase "also been committed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or decisions that have been made in addition to others previously mentioned.
Example: "In addition to the resources allocated for the project, funds have also been committed to training staff."
Alternatives: "also been dedicated" or "also been allocated".
When compared to the World Bank, UNAIDS has also been committed to sustaining its commitment to HIV/AIDS by funding new program initiatives.
Along with my deep commitment to aiding my fellow New Yorkers, I've also been committed to enjoying life in the city that never sleeps.
Other atrocities have also been committed by the parties involved in the conflict.
The city has sold hundreds of millions of dollars in bonds, and while it has committed to using a portion of the tobacco money for health care purposes, much of it has also been committed to capital construction projects across the city.
In post-speech interviews, he seemed to be unaware that many of the offenses for which he damned Kerry (such as calling the American occupation of Iraq an occupation and opposing the F-14 fighter) had also been committed by Bush and Cheney.
While Caesar's photos would appear to offer evidence of war crimes by the Syrian government, both Mr Araud and Mr Crane said that crimes had also been committed by opposition forces.
Mr. Connaughton said the administration also was committed to improving environmental safeguards.
But he also was committed to issues that did not draw the media, like conditions in Uganda.
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.
Paula Davis, a Siemens spokeswoman, said her company also was committed to the reconstruction but declined to provide further information on work in Iraq.
