The phrase "commit to develop" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to make a definite decision or pledge to actively pursue growth or improvement in a certain area. Example: "As a company, we are committed to developing sustainable practices and reducing our carbon footprint."
"Contractual safeguards for safety are paramount and we therefore commit to develop a jointly selected and supported guardian role to oversee the hours of work of doctors in training and ensuring appropriate payment for hours worked outside planned work schedules", it says.
If you want to avoid dissatisfaction and rapid turnover, you need to commit to, develop and maintain a practice of strong management.
To put in place this framework, we commit to develop a process whereby we set out our objectives, put forward policies to achieve these objectives, and together assess our progress.
Companies like SAP America, Siebel Systems, i2 Technologies, Ariba and PeopleSoft commit to develop their market-leading software for IBM platforms and lead with IBM in the sales effort rather than, say, with Oracle or Microsoft.
As we move forward we need to admit to the failings of the current technologies and commit to developing new ones now.
1. Commit to developing an awareness of your strengths and your weaknesses.
The Children & Youth Forum organizers commit to developing such post-Sendai youth actions to the best of their abilities.
These leaders also need to commit to developing proper protocols for required staff training on any process enhancements.
The Afghans would cover $20 million and commit to developing a reliable way to collect utility payments from customers.
New Westminster was the latest to commit to developing a new policy to help undocumented kids attend school without risking their parents' status in Canada.
