The phrase "an unshakeable commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong and unwavering dedication to a cause, belief, or task.
Example: "The organization has an unshakeable commitment to environmental sustainability, ensuring that all their practices are eco-friendly."
Alternatives: "a steadfast dedication" or "an unwavering resolve."
Crémieux was a courteous man with a gentle sense of humour and an unshakeable commitment to the values of humanism and democracy.
I'm less confident that the creeping Islamization fostered by the AKP is accompanied by an unshakeable commitment to secular democracy, as Erdogan insists.
Havel represents no faith or ideal, but he offers flexibility of judgement, willing self-doubt, and an unshakeable commitment to the dissident's version of truth.
Signaling that NATO allies would be treated with more respect than they were by McChrystal in the Rolling Stone article, Petraeus pledged an "unshakeable commitment to teamwork" with the allies.
Jansons has an unshakeable commitment to close, contemplative study of every nuance, every line of a piece of music, of knowing everything possible about the composer's frame of mind, of ruminating over phrases, passages, with an almost meditative intensity.
While not formally taking a position on the various claims, Bishop said Australia maintained an "unshakeable" commitment to freedom of navigation and overflight and believed the disputes should be resolved peacefully "without coercion or intimidation".
FOR Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, Britishness encapsulates such laudable values as fair play and an "unshakeable British commitment to liberty".
Unheeded then, these words now are understood to state an unshakeable American commitment to the law's neutrality where individual rights are at stake.
This past Wednesday, at the Annual Policy Conference of AIPAC- the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, presidential candidate, Barack Obama drew a standing ovation when he pledged his "unshakeable commitment to Israel's security" if he is elected president in November, and declared that Jerusalem should stay an undivided Israeli city.
Today we have reaffirmed our unshakeable commitment to this alliance.
How are we to make sense of this seemingly unshakeable commitment?
