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The phrase "and then commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are instructing someone to take an action after a previous step, often in programming, decision-making, or planning scenarios.
Example: "After reviewing the changes, you can finalize your edits and then commit them to the repository."
Alternatives: "and then finalize" or "and then proceed".
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This requires organizational focus and commitment: we must be willing to select a group of prospects and then commit to working diligently over an extended period of time to engage them with our work.
And then commit, in writing, to never complain about it.
I ask why they condemn discrimination and then commit it.
I try to be a good man, first and foremost, and then commit 120%.
Some people said that Kony might kill me and then commit suicide.
What does it mean to embrace your own school identity and then commit to being a University Citizen?
Change happens because people focus on an issue, identify a wrong and then commit themselves to righting that wrong.
"I should see them more," I would say to myself, and then commit to do that with mixed results.
In Brussels, Trump said that they should do it now—and then commit to twice as much.
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Cleopatra buried Antony and then committed suicide.
A man murdered his partner and then committed suicide.
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