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The phrase "amount has been committed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial allocations or resources that have been designated for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "A significant amount has been committed to the development of renewable energy initiatives this year."
Alternatives: "funds have been allocated to" or "resources have been dedicated to".
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First, another "nfp" amount has been committed to a third cashless debit card trial site rumoured to be located in the Pilbara.
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That's particularly true on Wall Street and in the financial sector, where a large amount of public money has been committed to bailing out some of these institutions.
A large amount of research effort has been committed to characterizing these two biosynthetic pathways.
The remaining $15.5 million was to be raised as part of a capital campaign; $12.2 million of that amount has been committed, including grants from the city and state.
"We have been committed to this process.
To this end, millions of dollars have been committed to developing GM sorghum.
I have been committed to caring and had little rest.
With stop-and-frisk, he said, "an officer has a reasonable suspicion that a crime is committed, is about to be committed, or has been committed.
To date, €9 million has been committed.
No crime has been committed.
Its undeniable importance is reflected in the establishment of Millennium Development Goal No. 6. Unprecedented amounts of funding have been committed and disbursed over the past two decades.
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