The phrase "and commitment to serving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing dedication or loyalty to providing a service or fulfilling a role.
Example: "Our organization prides itself on its values of integrity and commitment to serving our community."
Alternatives: "and dedication to serving" or "and devotion to serving".
"But I would have preferred that he appoint board members who have demonstrated their interest in and commitment to serving the poor.
The school, which is in North Bethesda, Md., and has about 500 students, prides itself on its emphasis on academics and commitment to serving others.
Bill's legacy and commitment to serving those most in need is reflected at SCO's Tyree Learning Center for developmentally disabled children and is carried on by his son Stephen who currently serves on the SCO Board.
Experience the beauty and energy of Cornell's Ithaca campus, and learn what makes the university so special – its breadth and depth of academics, spirit of inclusiveness, and commitment to serving the public good.
"Already, we are seeing young people leading the way with their entrepreneurial spirit, energy and commitment to serving their communities.
MAX Platinum Awards of Excellence - Recognizes three Muslims who have demonstrated significant achievement, leadership, and commitment to serving their community.
Colin Dickinson (from left), Christian Yoo, Gavin Pascarella, Brian Furey, and Courtney Diekema listened as President Drew Faust praised the students for their dedication and commitment to serve in the military.
Harvard President Drew Faust praised the graduating Harvard students for their dedication and commitment to serve, and lauded the more than 300 students now enrolled at Harvard following military service, either on a break from duty to develop new skills, or as they transition to civilian life.
