"commitment to investing" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to talk about a person, organization, or group's dedication to putting money into investments. For example, "The company has demonstrated a long-term commitment to investing in green energy initiatives."
He added: "Working with councils such as Cardiff and Monmouthshire who are so strongly committed to recycling, strengthens our commitment to investing in more plants and jobs in Wales and across the UK in the next three to four years".
The 2004 framework for investment made a strong commitment to investing in science and the science base.
Our investment marks QIA's ongoing commitment to investing in high quality technology, media and telecommunications assets". said a spokesperson for the QIA, in a statement.
That ratio is a favorite metric for those charting a nation's commitment to investing in innovation, since the intensity of investment is supposed to be a good indicator of how much the increased spending will actually boost a country's overall economy.
The 1959 Social Security advisory council reiterated its commitment to investing the trust fund in Treasury bonds:The Council recommends that investment of the trust funds should, as in the past, be restricted to obligations of the United States Government.
This investment is in keeping with the Government of Kenya's commitment to investing in innovative, home-grown solutions for maternal and newborn health care.
"Our ongoing commitment to investing in our best brands and best ideas is paying off".
There would also be a commitment to investing in public services, including schools and hospitals.
"It's low regulation and anti-labour but it comes with a commitment to investing in fundamental infrastructure and education.
