The phrase "are committed to work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing dedication or a strong intention to engage in a particular task or responsibility.
Example: "Our team members are committed to work diligently to meet the project deadlines."
Alternatives: "are dedicated to working" or "are focused on our tasks".
We are committed to work with the D.E.C. in a constructive manner to resolve this issue in the best interest of the public and the river.
"The leaders I met are committed to work hard with us to ensure that their community is not disrupted now as it was in 2011," he said.
Moreover, the integral "Assured Challenging Employment" guarantees them a job in Singapore upon successful completion of their postdoctoral training--returning AGS PhDs are committed to work in A*STAR's Research Institutes for not less than 3 years.
"We are committed to work with the other agencies responsible for parts of the drainage networks, including the Environment Agency, highways and council, to investigate and understand if any lessons can be learned".
"We are committed to work with the taxi industry and other transport stakeholders during our GrabTaxi beta trial, and work together to test and improve our taxi service to both drivers and passengers," Grab VP of marketing Cheryl Goh said in a statement.
"After the storm, the EPA and DEP are committed to work together to conduct any sampling needed to address potential issues of toxicity created by the flooding".
"And we are committed to working together for their benefit".
Our two organizations are committed to working together to help make that happen.
"We are committed to working very closely together," Mr. McCain said that day.
"We are committed to working towards a common economic policy," the nations said in a statement.
And we are committed to working in a proactive way with working people".
