The phrase "are fully committed to working" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing dedication or determination towards a task, project, or goal.
Example: "Our team members are fully committed to working together to achieve our objectives."
Alternatives: "are dedicated to working" or "are devoted to working".
"The Red Cross understands more work needs to be done to further strengthen our processes and procedures, and we are fully committed to working collaboratively with the F.D.A. to enhance our systems," Remesh Thadani, who heads biomedical services, said in a statement.
A spokesman for Reading Council said: "We are fully committed to working with British Cycling to ensure the safety of riders".
"Having spoken to the council, I'm confident that they are fully committed to working with the Welsh government to take whatever action is necessary to turn things around.
We are fully committed to working with the UAW to develop solutions together to address the competitive challenges facing General Motors..
"All at the club are fully committed to working with fans to ensure the team receives the best possible support, both home and away for our remaining fixtures".
We are fully committed to working with the UAW to develop solutions together to address the competitive challenges facing General Motors," the company said.
I am fully committed to working closely with you, as are all senior managers.
"He continues to be fully committed to working with the parliamentary Labour party and is ready to talk with as many people as necessary to assist that process, discussing policy initiatives and listening to ideas.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, travelling to Rome for a meeting focused on Libya, refused to slam the door on negotiations that could include Hamas as part of a larger Palestinian authority, even as Hamas's leader, Khaled Meshal, said he was fully committed to working for a two-state solution.
