"commit efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that someone needs to dedicate themselves to a task or endeavor. For example: "We must commit our best efforts to finding a solution to this problem."
And because they can't pay for it, consumers commit effort to finding other ways of obtaining what they want.Indeed, the kind of behaviour predicted by theory is already visible.
We can create goals aligned with our deepest values and interests and commit effort each day to make progress toward them.
Finally, we'll see committed efforts by players like Oracle and even possibly dark horses like Facebook, who will equally design their own models to suit their business.<.
In a number of cases, a shift to formula followed committed efforts to breastfeed, but also involved a reinterpretation of the relationship between breast milk and being a good mother.
With committed efforts like these there is much hope that one day Phuong's experience will be a thing of the past.
Great deals of researches have committed effort to improve the properties of sensitizers (Si NCs) and to enhance the luminescence efficiency of Er3+[7–9].
Even those investors who don't want equity must be willing to commit intense efforts to squeezing whatever value they can out of the troubled securities they own.
We are reaching the point in our technological evolution when we must commit more efforts and resources to solving these problems of disparity and inequality.
This is the end to which the international community must commit its efforts.
As a wide spread of this disease is foreseen in the future and thus an increasing demand of medical consultations is expected, these results reinforce the need to commit additional efforts among lung specialists into sharing information about COPD among general population and doctors [ 2].
