The phrase "are committed to develop" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "are committed to developing" to maintain grammatical accuracy.
Example: "We are committed to developing innovative solutions for our clients."
Alternatives: "are dedicated to developing" or "are focused on developing".
"We are committed to develop MariaDB into the most versatile open source database.
Oil sands operators are committed to develop reclamation plans to ensure that the mine site is restored to a natural or economically usable landscape.
Moreover, the important role played by research organizations in generating SCT may signal that technological opportunities are expanding and that some governments, in particular the US government, are committed to develop SCT.
In recent years, Japan, United States and other countries are committed to develop more advanced lead-acid battery, and there have developed several types of batteries including lead-carbon battery, super battery and so on.
Recently, researchers are committed to develop MWCNTs/silica nanocomposite as the immobilization materials of Lac, because they possess excellent properties of low toxicity and good electrocatalytic activity, and could provide a stabilizing microenvironment for Lac [16 18].
Both the EMEA and FDA are committed to develop a framework: - To facilitate regular exchange of scientific and ethical issues and other information on paediatric development programmes in Europe and the US to avoid exposing children to unnecessary trials.
Looking to the future, we are committed to developing the most effective and engaging qualifications, resources and digital programmes to support UK teachers and students".
These women are committed to developing their personal brands and are specific about the causes to which they give back through mentoring and philanthropy.
