"commitment and concentration" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It describes the act of being dedicated and focused on a task or goal. Example: "To succeed in any challenging endeavor, one must have a strong sense of commitment and concentration."
But right now my commitment and concentration is to Sahara Force India".
They demand a different quality of commitment and concentration, and a longer time scale.
From day one next season United's performances will be heavily scrutinised for any sign of a lessening in the intense levels of commitment and concentration that Fergie demanded.
What Schmidt asks them to do at the breakdown – two-man clear-outs with just a hint of semi-legal angle of entry – is also tough to counter and requires considerable commitment and concentration.
Villas-Boas admitted there had been anxiety in the Spurs dressing room after a defeat and two draws in their opening three games, but he insisted: "I am extremely happy because the players showed tremendous responsibility, commitment and concentration.
"I ask for passion, commitment, desire and concentration.
DR.GAWLIK: Did the SD have authority for the commitment and treatment of concentration camp inmates?
There's absolutely nothing show-offy or flamboyant about Ibragimova's playing: just commitment and an utter concentration that pulls you in and holds you still, despite the vastness of the Royal Albert Hall.
But if the mechanics creak, the performances certainly have the kind of commitment, unflagging concentration and energy on which such projects depend.
12 13 The positive reaction in the early phases of SBTT may be a token of other individual experiences that trainers often witness: trainees' motivation, concentration, commitment and efforts in further training.
Then, after half an hour or so – yes, this film demands commitment, concentration and utter capitulation – the pace and visual intensity picks up, as some transfixing footage of derelict housing estates being demolished feeds into urban scenes of traffic, shown in either slow motion or rapid timelapse.
