"commitment to teaching" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: "The award is a testament to her commitment to teaching."
Your energy, enthusiasm and commitment to teaching.
Your commitment to teaching interfaith relations has been the guiding light for so many.
He was known for his humanism and his commitment to teaching.
Joseph W. Polisi, Juilliard's president, whose father played in the Philharmonic, said previous Philharmonic music directors did not have Mr. Gilbert's commitment to teaching.
A commitment to teaching foreign languages is one way the district works to demonstrate that Mansfield is part of a global community.
Pierce opens herself to working with each and every student in ways that maximize not only their experience of the university but her commitment to teaching.
Educators from Cheshire, Guilford, Orange, North Haven and New Haven will be honored for their commitment to teaching music at the elementary, middle school and high school levels.
But it's safe to say that Rendell will be remembered most widely for his contributions to the music that captured his interest as a teenager, and for his commitment to teaching others.
If the current company is known for something besides its flair for drama, it may be its workmanlike commitment to teaching New Jersey audiences about Spanish culture and the history of its dance.
"We made a commitment to teaching more seminars so that there are no restrictions on the number of people taking each module," says Dr Nick Hubble, head of the university's English school.
"Isn't it the same for all black people, that we have to be careful to make white people comfortable?" As they struggled to reconcile the Luther story with their strident commitment to teaching what they saw as the holocaust of slavery, it became clear that more pragmatic issues were at play, too.
