The phrase 'commitment to realize' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase often implies a commitment to make something happen or to achieve a certain goal. For example, "Our company has a firm commitment to realize our sustainability goals by 2025."
"She has a vision of what the library can be at its fullest capacity and she has made a commitment to realize that capacity," said Robin Osborne, outreach services consultant for the Westchester Library System.
It takes a sustained commitment to realize the full promise of these reforms, but we are laying the groundwork with urgency.
All parties involved need to make a commitment to realize the ideal of biopsychosocial chronic care.
The Convention on the Rights of the Child was among the first international treaties that the newly independent Namibia ratified in 1990 showing Namibia's great commitment to realize the rights of children from the start.
The commitment to realize the rights of all children was grounded in the conviction that it was both the right thing to do and the strategic thing to do.
Swedish photographer Erik Johansson has a knack for seeing fantasy wonderlands where others see mundane objects and a commitment to realizing them without computer graphics.
Mr. Musavuli's professional activities, publications, and public engagements reflect his unflagging commitment to realizing peace and justice in the Congo.
The commitment to realizing the World Summit goals has helped move children and child rights to a place high on the world's agenda.
One recent achievement in this regard was the approval of the Children's Act, which reflects a renewed commitment to realizing children's rights in accordance with the principles of the CRC.
For more than 10 years, the IKEA Foundation has been a key partner and supporter of UNICEF's work, based on a shared commitment to realizing the rights of all children.
