"commit more time" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in sentences such as: "I need to commit more time to planning my career path" or "We need to commit more time to our relationship if we want it to last."
Although they commit more time to their children, they may be "better parents than they are citizens".
They are also more likely to commit more time and resources to raising their children.
A large scale volume in a space requires the user to commit more time to move through it and create their path.
The fact is, your customers "may not have 40+ minutes to listen to the whole recording". This allows viewers "to at least skim on their own time (and decide if it's relevant enough for them to commit more time to it)." A selfless approach will always provides long-term ROI.
This paper also finds that committing more time to a project is not necessarily associated with a successful design outcome.
Since most admitted knowing colleagues who were assaulted or having been assaulted themselves during the highly emotional moments that medical emergencies provoke, the addition of further security measures for workers in the hospitals, especially within the public sector hospitals, would allow physicians to feel safer committing more time to emergency sections, such as taking night shifts.
As a result, something that came up in our conversations was that investing wasn't their "full-time job". Many pick at it occasionally … some weeks or months committing more time and energy to it than others … but very few are constantly glued to the financial TV programs, economic releases, or earnings reports.
This means committing more time, asking more questions, consuming more content and never losing sight of the fact that data without actionable insights is meaningless.
Christen said, "I feel like people are committing more time this election because there's a community thing going on, and they're part of something that's local and social.
Considering that the "average" American workweek is 40hrs, and that "NCAA rules limit mandatory practice and playing time to 20 hours a week," these amateur athletes are committing more time to playing their sport than most workers donate to their employers.
