"commit to a year" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to make a promise or agreement to do something for a period of one year. Example: I have decided to commit to a year of volunteering at the local animal shelter.
CHARTER members — the first 150 people who commit to a year and pay three months up front — will receive a 30-minute consultation with Ms. Anderson.
To avoid situations like those, Literacy Volunteers asks that each party commit to a year of working several hours each week because that is how long it takes to raise reading skills, and if enthusiasm flags in one person, it can be devastating for the other.
"Why should they commit to a year on Broadway?" In fact, some in the casting business say that well-known actors who can sing sometimes play down or even remove their musical credits from their résumés for fear of being typecast; while other stars who might be vocally up to a plum part drop out of consideration once Hollywood beckons.
If you owned Creative Suite 3, 4 or 5, a subscription is $30 a month for the first year if you commit to a year's subscription.
If you owned Creative Suite 6, it's $20 a month for the first year if you commit to a year's subscription.
Tidal offers promotions for users who commit to a year's worth of service, while Spotify allows family access for up to four users at a discounted rate.
Before committing to a year's rent on a $2,500-a-month duplex, Helmut Kohli, a Swiss artist, spent weeks wandering the space.
In Europe, Dezer says that Premium+ subscribers on Sonos can upgrade to Deezer Elite at no additional cost when subscribing for a full year, while those who are not can upgrade for €36 if committing to a year's subscription.
I committed to a year of cashless living.
I not only joined the gym but committed to a year's contract of personal training.
According to People, Lohan committed to a year as the company's spokesperson and as a marketing and brand adviser.
