The phrase "and commitment in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing dedication or involvement in a particular context, such as a project, relationship, or organization.
Example: "The success of our initiative relies on teamwork and commitment in a collaborative environment."
Alternatives: "and dedication in a" or "and involvement in a".
We are trying to break the bonds that tie up energy and commitment in a big company.
12. G. Kunda, Engineering Culture: Control and Commitment in a High-Tech Corporation (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1992).
"Today's announcement further solidifies Christie's position and commitment in a market which possesses a strong heritage and deep appreciation of art".
The common theme of these scattered vignettes seems to be that, straight or gay, it's tough to find love and commitment in a world filled with venal, grasping nitwits.
But couples chose to 'go humanist' because they want a ceremony that celebrates their love and commitment in a way that's built around them and their lives, not around a system of beliefs they have outgrown.
He's projected guts and commitment in a career peppered with leaders of all stripes, from Michael Collins to Winston Churchill, from Martin Cahill to King Menelaus, and from Monk the sheriff in Gangs of New York to rock-lobbing Hamish in Braveheart.
The Blues may have been beaten on Saturday but they showed impressive organisation and commitment in pushing a strong West Bromwich Albion side all the way in a splendidly fervent atmosphere at a full St Andrew's.
Only two heritage experts contribute due to the requirement on high focus and commitment in providing a qualitative expert's selection.
We deeply appreciate your passion and commitment in helping find a cure for breast cancer and we hope all of you continue your support of the 3-Day and consider participation in one of the seven markets in 2014.
Mr. Abu-Assad will receive the Nestor Almendros Prize for courage and commitment in filmmaking, named after a founder of the festival, a Spanish cinematographer who died in 1992.
The fourth and final principle on a genuine partnership encourages investment of time and commitment in the building of a strong partnership [ 31].
