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The phrase "are genuinely committed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a sincere dedication or strong commitment to a cause, task, or organization.
Example: "The volunteers are genuinely committed to improving the community through their various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "are truly dedicated" or "are sincerely devoted".
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Most financial firms are genuinely committed to improving gender balance among their senior executives.
The two musicians are genuinely committed to the cause of poverty reduction.
Many developers are genuinely committed to delivering a high level of environmental sustainability.
Most are genuinely committed to gender rebalancing as part of this package — if not always skilled at leading it.
When stakeholders trust one another and are genuinely committed to solving their joint problem, a more closed process will be productive.
"We need to get a political process going to which both sides are genuinely committed, and right now we don't have that," the official said.
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In short, while John was genuinely committed to working well with his colleagues, he had an equally powerful competing commitment to keeping his distance.
The PA leadership is genuinely committed to non-violence.
Waitrose is genuinely committed to British, local and regional produce".
Celtique Energie is "genuinely committed to meaningful engagement" with residents, it says.
These companies get years of free marketing without being genuinely committed to improving practices".
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