"commit to embracing" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to express the idea of making a strong and deliberate effort to accept or support something. Example: "I am ready to commit to embracing a more sustainable lifestyle and reducing my carbon footprint."
Find a mission to commit to, embrace it with humility and relentless dedication, and you can accomplish things that no one could expect or predict.
Are your employers committed to embracing LGBT inclusion?
I am fully committed to embracing this opportunity to provide open space.
We at the Guardian are committed to embracing these changes, playing with them and most importantly, humbly learning from them.
It denied any such arrangement as it tried to regain some of its earlier prestige as an institution committed to embracing the will of the people, rather than a force aimed at preserving and restoring the status quo.
Partly this has been down to self-preservation, as the parochial option offers a rather bleak potential catchment area, but also because the university has been ideologically committed to embracing its European identity at a time when the rest of Kent - and much of the UK, for that matter - doesn't seem to realise it's part of Europe.
Brides is committed to embracing new and disruptive technologies that ease and streamline wedding planning for brides-to-be, and Appy Couple is an ideal, innovative solution for engaged couples.
The problem is, the RNC also seems committed to embracing some of Comey's testimony.
Opera Philadelphia: "committed to embracing innovation and developing opera for the 21st century.
WWE is committed to embracing and celebrating individuals from all backgrounds as demonstrated by the diversity of our employees, performers and fans worldwide.
