The phrase "carry out the commitments" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to fulfilling or completing promises or obligations. Example: The company must ensure its employees are fully trained to carry out the commitments made to their clients.
Jokowi has mandated that these 2 million hectares be restored to natural ecosystems and appointed a capable head of the agency to carry out the commitment.
President Hayes (served 1877 81) willingly carried out the commitments made by his friends to secure the disputed Southern votes needed for his election.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, Council of Economic Advisors Chairman Austan Goolsbee and a host of independent economists have repeatedly stressed the importance of raising this limit, which currently prevents the government from carrying out the commitments that Congress has already made.
The city and state also must carry out the necessary legal commitments so that the federal government can legitimately transfer the property.
The approach may also effect the EU's other related priorities like gender equality and human rights – only yesterday Human Rights Watch called on Ashton to ensure the new diplomatic service is equipped to carry out the EU's commitments on human rights and international law.
And when an attack does happen, I have found ways to meet my deadlines, achieve work goals and, generally, carry out the major responsibilities and commitments in my life.
"If you have a leader who creates a safe and nurturing environment, and a strong curriculum, but you don't have a cadre of teachers to carry out these commitments, you're in deep yogurt," he said.
The new approach to attracting recruits will be based on the individual's proven commitment to carry out the tasks set.
