"commitment to participating" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means the act of fully dedicating oneself to taking part in something. Example: "He showed great commitment to participating in the charity event, spending countless hours planning and promoting it."
And of course you're really here because of your abiding commitment to participating in a dialogue about new priorities in economic policy (and because you long to see your old pal Bill Gates again).
Their self-published manifestos made clear their commitment to participating in a "clash of civilizations," one that connected their existential terrors over immigration to visions of heroic last stands against the swarming infidels.
Unlike many decolonization battles, Tanzania's freedom struggle was relatively peaceful, owing to its status as an administered international territory (from World War I) and TANU's commitment to participating in elections.
Our retreat over, we commence our advance, reaffirming our commitment to participating fully in this imperfect, troubled world in the inspired hope of making it just a little more habitable each day.
Social mobilisation activities appear to be very successful, with no shortage of youthful energy and commitment to participating in mass media and educational campaigns.
He brought it up as an example of his community's commitment to participating and of what the members of El Triunfo can accomplish if they work together: 'This was a farm that belonged to the Montenegro family.
As proposed by NPT, coherence work provides a necessary (though not sufficient) foundation for effective enrolment and commitment to participate (termed cognitive participation) [ 21].
During the last All-Star Game, he was not selected for the East team but had already made a commitment to participate in the skills competition.
Yahoo's president and chief operating officer, Jeffrey Mallett, said Barnesandnoble.com made a "long-term commitment" to participate in Yahoo's shopping network.
China's willingness to allow its currency to fluctuate according to market forces is seen by some as a test of its economic maturity and its commitment to participate as a full partner in the global trading system.
Governing bodies like hockey and equestrianism already have excellent plans in place to convert that moment of inspiration into a great first encounter with their sport and a long-term commitment to participate, but more need to follow their lead.
