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The phrase "are committed to prioritize" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "are committed to prioritizing" to maintain grammatical accuracy.
Example: "We are committed to prioritizing customer satisfaction in all our services."
Alternatives: "are dedicated to prioritizing" or "are focused on prioritizing."
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That can only happen if all levels of the organization are committed to creating a culture that prioritizes authentic connection.
We are committed to that.
We are committed to it.
Both sides are committed to banking union.
But the Sharps are committed to ranching.
Some justices are committed to formal equality.
We are committed to paying these debts.
We are committed to that combination".
"We are committed to this".
We are committed to both".
"We are committed to compliance".
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