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The phrase "attract a commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of gaining someone's promise or dedication to a cause, project, or agreement.
Example: "The organization aims to attract a commitment from local businesses to support community initiatives."
Alternatives: "gain a commitment" or "secure a commitment."
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In Nigeria, through its advocacy work, UNICEF was able to attract a commitment of US$20 million by the UK government for girls' education in 3 low enrolment states in the north, and a pledge of substantial funds by the Minister of Education to scale up girls' education through the Presidential Initiative.
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Having to compete with only startup resources is a huge ask (Jolla's Sailfish OS has attracted a commitment from an alliance of investors to contribute $259 million to help it build out the ecosystem — however that financing was not committed as an upfront payment so it's unclear how much has been contributed to date).
In this case a commitment was necessary to attract a serious staff, [which is] headed by John Temple Swing [formerly at the Council on Foreign Relations].
A players attract A players.
They attract a global audience.
Attract a big conglomerate.
Attract a praying mantis.
Attract a Quackberry.
Appropriate resources should be identified for face-to-face meetings/teleconferences and annual events, since getting to know fellow researchers within a network helps to attract commitment and a sense of common purpose and camaraderie.
They attract an enormous crowd.
All tickets were sold at the original 1962 prices, in line with the ensemble's longstanding commitment to attracting a wide audience with affordable events.
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