The phrase "commit to a meeting" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to confirm or agree to attend a scheduled meeting. Example: "I will commit to the meeting on Friday and make sure to attend." This implies that the speaker will make it a priority to attend the meeting on Friday.
Take control – be very clear about the amount of time you are willing to commit to a meeting with them and finish the meeting at the time you agreed.
It was Mr Kerry who got Mr Kiir and Mr Machar to commit to a meeting during his visit to South Sudan last week.
EIS-FELA president Pam Currie said: "Despite repeated attempts to engage the management side in meaningful negotiation, talks ended at lunchtime today without progress being made". EIS-FELA negotiators sought to meet again ahead of further strike action on Wednesday 6 March - the third day of strike action since January - but management was unable to commit to a meeting.
Franta's publicist wouldn't commit to a meeting, and she seemed to speak exclusively in buzzwords.
If you tend to nap or mindlessly browse the web around 3 p.m., for example, commit to a meeting or social event then so you have no choice.
The powers have proposed new talks in February, a spokesman for the European Union's foreign policy chief said on Monday, hours after Russia urged all concerned to "stop behaving like children" and commit to a meeting.
Trump Jr. asked to speak with Emin Agalarov before committing to a meeting; they spoke a few days later (according to Agalarov), and the meeting was set.
Beijing has been hesitant to commit to a summit meeting with the United States until all of the details of the wide-ranging agreement they are negotiating with the United States are ironed out.
You have to start out at breakfast if you commit to a lunch meeting!
Senator McCain refused to commit to a White House meeting with President Zapatero in this interview," the Senator's foreign policy adviser Randy Sheunemann told the Washington Post.
Crack! Between the instant you commit to a headbutt and the meeting of skull and face, there's a moment, stretched out by adrenaline, which seems to go on forever.
