"commit full time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone putting all their energy into something or dedicating all their time to something. For example, "The intern decided to commit full time to the project and worked late hours to finish it on time."
Patrick began the transition to stock car racing in 2010 and committed full time to the sport in 2012.
Before Hollander committed full time to Associated Features in the mid-1960s, his day might consist of visiting clients and writing freelance magazine pieces, followed by phoning Western Union so he could meet The New York World-Telegram and Sun's midnight deadline.
"I committed full time without funding initially, jumped straight in a boat with Jonny [Schofield] and at our first World Cup, we hit gold and that was an amazing achievement".
So if you are an entrepreneur trying to determine your readiness for funding, you can improve your chances by following up, committing full time to the venture, accepting constructive advice, avoiding defensive behavior and being honest.
ustwo isn't revealing how much it will charge as yet but says it has six people committed full time to the project, with a 12-month development span.
Readiness to commit full-time to host school and project during IAP.
Students selected for the program are expected to commit full-time effort for an appointment term of 12 months.
Readiness to commit full-time to host school and project during IAP and spend several hours/week during semester from Oct. to Dec. to develop workshops.
This would at least mean women earn something approaching the minimum wage (currently $34,499 in Australia), and would allow them to commit full-time to the game for the duration of the AFLW season – a move that would certainly see standards spike in the short-term.
