The phrase "are committed to maintain" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "are committed to maintaining" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "We are committed to maintaining high standards of quality in our products."
Alternatives: "are dedicated to upholding" or "are focused on preserving."
Doctors are committed to maintain competence and be critical in their professional practice.
We are committed to maintain the momentum in dealing with tax havens, money laundering, proceeds of corruption, terrorist financing, and prudential standards.
Although the authors are committed to maintain a publicly available updated road map, these tools could be readily used to replace it should it cease to be maintained, or should a given user community wish to create their own independent road map.
Willie Walsh, IAG's chief executive, said: "We are committed to maintaining and strengthening Aer Lingus.
"We are committed to maintaining a state-based regulatory system," he said.
"We are committed to maintaining the independent nature of this community and that includes independent stores," said Ms. Szoka.
Sustainable print & publishing The Guardian and The Observer are committed to maintaining the sustainability of the printed addition.
"We are committed to maintaining St Paul's as a sacred space in the heart of London.
The university makes great efforts to ensure that bright students from all backgrounds are admitted to Cambridge, and we are committed to maintaining those efforts in the future".
We would like to reassure customers that we do everything possible to minimise delays and are committed to maintaining excellent on-time performance across our flying programme".
Morgan Stanley executives, like those of Merrill and Smith Barney before them, have repeatedly said that they are committed to maintaining "a workplace free from discrimination of any kind".
