The phrase "an expressed commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commitment that has been clearly stated or articulated.
Example: "The organization has made an expressed commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "a stated commitment" or "a declared commitment".
Contrary to an expressed commitment to prosecute more individuals, the SEC has recently targeted fewer.
Even among organizations with an expressed commitment to innovation big imaginations are frequently siloed.
Despite the pressures of workforce shortage, GPs participating in the study exhibited a strong professional disposition through an expressed commitment to the profession, professional standards and practice, being a member of a learning community that includes patients, health care colleagues and learners, and engaging with the University to meet the health care needs of their community.
The conference's final communique expressed "commitment to a democratic mechanism through a pluralistic system" and "rejection of any presence for foreign fighters" — including pro-regime foreign fighters — who should be expelled from Syria.
"One Day at a Time," a reboot of Norman Lear's CBS series, explored social issues through the lens of the Cuban American Alvarez family and served as an example of Netflix's expressed commitment to highlighting diverse stories.
Barzinji's hire appears to be a result of Obama's expressed commitment to partnership with the Muslim community, something that will hopefully set a precedent in the next administration.
But in Monsieur Bergeret à Paris (1901; Monsieur Bergeret in Paris, Francee's commitment to the pro-Dreyfus faction in the Dreyfus Affair introduced both a more bitter note to his satire and an express commitment to humanitarian ideals.
The NBA similarly issued a statement last week, expressing commitment to "principles of inclusion and mutual respect".
As explained by principal B, "The purpose of writing such a sign is to express commitment to the values of the school – for instance, to safeguard school property and to resolve problems with other classmates peacefully".
Letters written in local languages and English, promising a check up and expressing commitment to pay travelling costs and compensation (for themselves and necessary accompanying person), were sent to the remainder.
This might seem to be expressing commitment to a very deferential moral theory one according to which each agent should just do what she believes is right.
