"commitment to problem" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express a pledge to solve an issue. For example: We have a commitment to problem-solving and are constantly working to find solutions.
Mr. Murthy, a serious fan of Mr. Gates, agreed, saying India had answered to outside masters for so long that it had lost its commitment to problem-solving on its own.
He was never to lose his commitment to problems of action, and his Christian faith gave stoical steadiness to an existence that was not always easy.
Instead of political gamesmanship, we need pragmatic solutions to funding issues and a commitment to local problem oriented policing.
Interactive disaster planning also consolidates a community's commitment to collective problem solving, and nurtures long-term capacity for a DRR plan's implementation and future review.
The authors, however, have seen a significant level of concern expressed by parties outside of the agency that US EPA is only paying lip service to its purported commitment to implementing problem formulation and planning and scoping into its risk assessment/risk management process.
A lifetime's commitment to solving problems in the real world qualifies Hillary Clinton for this job, and the country should put her to work.
"A lifetime's commitment to solving problems in the real world qualifies Hillary Clinton for this job, and the country should put her to work," the editorial board added.
His commitment to the problems of vascular disease led to his establishment of the Vascular Diseases laboratory at NSUH.
The criteria for design and assessment of policy interventions, however, should not be influenced by a prior commitment to a problem-solving strategy.
The participants expressed great commitment to the problems discussed and qualified this issue as highly relevant for general practice.
