"commit to a contract" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when speaking about agreeing to the terms of a contract. For example, "After reading through the contract, I decided to commit to it."
Virgin Mobile offers handsets that are prepaid, where customers pay the full price for a phone and don't have to commit to a contract.
It took a morning and a lot of measuring to commit to a contract for a two-bedroom (one would be an office), open-kitchen living space in the center of London.
As before, the data you purchase to use with Karma never expires, allowing you a true pay-as-you go experience without having to commit to a contract.
In two weeks, she said, she'd be on a long flight home from her vacation and she expected to finish reading my novel then, but if I could commit to a contract now, since she was there in The City for the next few days, she'd like to pitch Dream House to some editors.
The Mets are eager to re-sign Pérez but are wary of committing to a contract longer than three years.
Legion are the letters from Vodafone customers who have been unable to make or receive calls after committing to a contract.
Also, committing to a contract of that size would conflict with the Knicks' stated goal of saving cap space for 2010.
"Nobody wants to hear anybody say it's about respect when you've got an organization that has committed to a contract that has a number of years left on it for millions of dollars.
With your editor, you'll have no choice – unless they're flirting with you, but not committing to a contract – so an amount of grinning and bearing may have to take place.
On a phone call, Vint CEO Louise Eriksson told TechCrunch that the idea behind the new subscription is to eliminate the friction involved in fitness — committing to a contract at the gym, making time to go, and sticking with a routine.
Those who have been out of the market for a while will find that most carriers now offer tiered plans for wireless phones: a discounted price for new customers (and sometimes for existing customers willing to extend their contract for one or two years) and full price for current customers who do not want to commit to a long contract.
