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The phrase "are expected to commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing obligations, responsibilities, or anticipated actions in various contexts, such as work, relationships, or agreements.
Example: "Employees are expected to commit to their projects and meet deadlines consistently."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to engage" or "are required to dedicate".
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Participants are expected to commit to completing the program to the best of their ability.
You are expected to commit approximately 20 hours per week (variable) to clinic work.
At Doha, countries are expected to commit to another round of fast-start funding.
Students selected for the program are expected to commit full-time effort for an appointment term of 12 months.
Those who decide to join are expected to commit to sing for the entire following school year (fall and spring).
For instance, while investors are expected to commit equity, foreign banks remain wary of lending for deals in Greece.
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Team members will be expected to commit to weekly meetings and participate with the core commitment of Plateau Engage at Columbia University to the ideals of service and engagement.
Unctad said the SDGs were expected to commit to eradicating poverty by 2030.
"They will be expected to commit resources to creating housing opportunities for workers".
Ms. Goldin notes that after Barbara died, it seemed that she was expected to commit suicide, too.
Davis Love III and Ernie Els had already committed to playing at Westchester Country Club (June 10-13), and Vijay Singh is expected to commit soon.
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