The phrase "and commitment to life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing values, principles, or attitudes that emphasize a dedication to living fully or embracing life.
Example: "Her philosophy revolves around love, kindness, and commitment to life, inspiring those around her to appreciate every moment."
Alternatives: "dedication to life" or "devotion to living".
Coupled with her gregarious warmth, her infectious love for all things Italian Renaissance art, and her commitment to life long learning, she's a powerhouse of knowledge.
Central to the practice of medicine are the concepts of self regulation and a commitment to life long learning.
Throughout the 20 months of my own recovery, it has been others sharing their stories; telling their tales of suffering, often embarrassing and humbling, but with recognizable themes and events that motivated and strengthened me when I was hurt, weak and wavering in my commitment to life and health.
If only Mr. Bekmambetov had a strong sense of narrative rhythm and proportion, and as great a commitment to life as he does to death and all the ways bodies can be digitally pulverized".
The lesson here is simple: without a clear commitment to sustainability, a strong message and tactics that bring that commitment to life, and measurable results, you will be unable to compete for talent in the coming years.
Catherine lived with integrity, deep Christian faith, commitment to life, and the soul of an artist, creating beauty and sharing it generously with all who knew and loved her.
As an actor, you occasionally get to play people who are bigger than you in every way — they have more soul, more courage, more commitment to life — and they make you grow.
We have also recently begun to acknowledge the discrepancy between the nation's vaunted commitment to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" and the gross abuse of these principles in practice — through slavery above all.
Through shared-governance, we work towards a seamless integration of the academic and residential student experience and facilitate opportunities for learning that promote creative thinking, curiosity, leadership, citizenship, inclusion, and a commitment to life-long learning.
