The phrase "assert commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of declaring or affirming one's dedication or promise to a cause, project, or relationship.
Example: "In the meeting, she took a moment to assert commitment to the team's goals and objectives for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "declare dedication" or "affirm allegiance".
The question is: can an asserted commitment to that view survive the the philosophical arguments found in two Daoist texts the worrisome sections that fuel skeptical or relativist interpretations?
There also now is reason to doubt the sincerity of the Obama Administration's asserted commitment to better enforcement.
No matter how much CCA executives protest that reducing recividism is "100percentt aligned" with the company's business model, an inherent conflict exists between CCA's duty to enrich its shareholders and this asserted commitment to successful rehabilitation: The company can keep increasing its profits only by ensuring an ever-greater flow of human beings into the criminal justice system.
Mr. Bush alluded to these figures to assert his commitment to the military.
By standing up to the Chinese regime we can assert our commitment to decency and avoid the embarrassment of overlooking behaviour we know to be repugnant.
To ease specific fears that they would repeat the mistakes of the 1930s when protectionism prolonged the Great Depression, they needed to assert a commitment to open trade.
But after a year that will be remembered for the devastation wreaked by hurricane Sandy, flooding in China and, of course, here at home, and raging wildfires in Australia, it's simply baffling – and irresponsible in the extreme – for the leader of the world's sixth-biggest economy to fail to assert his commitment to leading on climate change.
"The flag has been adopted knowingly and consciously by government officials seeking to assert their commitment to black subordination". In 2000, on the anniversary of the birth of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., more than 45,000 people marched through South Carolina's capital, Columbia, calling for the flag's removal.
Rudd has repeatedly asserted her commitment to green investment, tackling climate change, and reducing emissions.
The other, more thoughtful, quickly asserts American commitment to the international body.
