The phrase "called for greater commitment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when explaining a situation or decision that requires a higher level of dedication or effort. Example: The company's latest project called for greater commitment from its employees, as it was a complex and time-sensitive task.
We call for greater commitment to higher welfare standards for farmed animals.
Contribute with Guardian Witness Campaigners begin 16 days of activism on Wednesday calling for greater commitment to end violence against women and girls.
In July, the chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff, General Martin Dempsey, called for greater international commitment to "an increasingly capable and reliable UN peacekeeping mission".
UNICEF also called for greater global commitment to protect, and promote breastfeeding.
The presence of key messages signaling particular agendas is, therefore, not unexpected, neither is the nature of this agenda, which makes repeated calls for greater commitment to, and investment in, ECCE, as part of progress towards meeting quantitative EFA commitments.
The trust also rejected TalkSport's complaint about minority sports but said it was unclear what constitutes a "minority" or "secondary" sport on Radio 5 Live and called for "greater clarity on the station's commitment in this regard".
The three day meeting in Colombo is set to review efforts to stop the commercial sexual exploitation of children in South Asia and progress since the Yokohama Global Commitment of 2001, which called for greater efforts globally to protect children.
But he called for greater oversight.
KUWAIT — Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called for greater financial and diplomatic support for Iraq during a meeting with Arab foreign ministers in Bahrain on Monday, but she did not appear to have won any new commitments.
He called for greater national unity.
