The phrase "awareness commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the dedication or pledge to being aware of certain issues or responsibilities.
Example: "The organization's awareness commitment to environmental sustainability is evident in its policies and practices."
Alternatives: "commitment to awareness" or "dedication to awareness".
Behavior change is neither simple nor linear; it will require greater awareness, commitment, innovation and collaboration.
Globally, the TSG process contributed to raise awareness, commitment and knowledge about HIV/AIDS between 1993 and 1996 in a group of countries.
In particular, it has contributed to strengthening coordination among national and international actors working towards the abandonment of FGM/C in Sudan; to strengthening the legal and policy framework; and to enhancing awareness, commitment and ownership by key national actors in efforts to abandon all forms of FGM/C.
UNICEF 'recognized and appreciated' "What struck me most in the trip is the level of awareness, commitment and dedication of the people, including women and children, in trying to solve their problems by themselves," said the leader of the delegation, Mikhail Savostianov, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN.
My artist friend says mainstream Islam provides him with a social awareness and commitment to justice that is mostly ignored in black churches.
"Thanks to the Yasuní initiative, the awareness and commitment of the Ecuadorian population to the care of the Amazon, and the environment in general, has grown enormously.
The program will continue to reflect the values and ideals that Alice cared deeply about--opportunity for young people, global awareness and commitment to the social good.
"Many people know him through his accomplishments, but not everybody knows this other part in him — his social awareness, his commitment to the underprivileged, how compassionate he is, and, really, how passionate he is".
According to KnowTheChain, companies scoring more than 46 are considered to have taken "initial steps" to show awareness and commitment to addressing human trafficking and forced labour in their supply chains.
Asked whether Britain would lose its faith altogether, he said: "Given that we have a younger generation now who know less about this legacy than people under 45, there may be a further shrinkage of awareness and commitment".
