The phrase "are committed to enforcing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a strong dedication or obligation to uphold rules, laws, or standards.
Example: "The organization is committed to enforcing safety regulations to ensure the well-being of all employees."
Alternatives: "are dedicated to upholding" or "are focused on implementing".
Pentagon officials said President Bush and Mr. Rumsfeld had made no decisions about what role American troops might play in supporting 1,300 Nigerian peacekeepers who are committed to enforcing a cease-fire and providing relief aid.
It is unclear whether the Iranians, who fought a devastating war with Iraq that ended in 1990, are committed to enforcing the United Nations embargo or simply want to deprive the Americans of a reason to venture into Iran's territorial waters.
Wertheimer pointed out that candidate Obama stated in 2007, "As president, I will appoint nominees to the commission who are committed to enforcing our nation's election laws".
Obama can convincingly argue that the Supreme Court needs Justices who are committed to enforcing the whole Constitution, including the text and principles underlying the Fourteenth Amendment.
The hard-liners are committed to enforcing the religious code by the use of moral squads, secret police and jails, while the reformers favor encouraging people to be devout.
As one seasoned professional with a state game agency told me: "It really opens up some mind-bending dilemmas, doesn't it?" Park officials nationwide say they are committed to enforcing all laws handed down by Congress and the president.
On Friday, bar owners said they were committed to enforcing the new rules.
"Twice, in 1994 and 1999, the government said it was committed to enforcing Shariah in this area, but it never did.
To achieve its mission, the Department of Physics is committed to enforcing the University's policies on nondiscrimination, sexual Harassment and sexual violence, sexual misconduct, and appropriate conduct.
"West Virginia is fully aware that the Big East Conference is committed to enforcing the 27-month notification period for members who choose to leave the conference," said the Big East commissioner John Marinatto.
"It's not as easy as you would think to be up to date and conversant with different countries' laws and to know which foreign laws the U.S. is committed to enforcing and which not".
