The phrase "commitment to the ideals" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to an individual or group's dedication or belief in a set of principles or beliefs. Example: The new political party's commitment to the ideals of equality and social justice resonated with many voters, leading to their successful election campaign.
Germany is losing influence in Europe not just because of its fading commitment to the ideals of European integration.
"My commitment to the ideals of Binghamton University and to the intercollegiate program remains steadfast," he said.
The people and government of Taiwan have made clear their strong commitment to the ideals of the United Nations, aid to developing countries, antiterrorism efforts and world peace.
"Our relations draw their strength from our spiritual, cultural and civilizational affinities and a shared commitment to the ideals of democracy, peace and freedom," he said, adding, "Prime Minister Abe and I will work together to strengthen our strategic partnership".
That Mr. Shriver was not better known for his own extraordinary accomplishments, and for his rock-solid commitment to the ideals that this nation ought to stand for, is not just unfortunate, but discouraging.
"He has a deep, deep, deep commitment to the ideals and values of The New York Times, and it is those ideals that keep each and every one of us coming here every day.
A kind of renewal of the joint Franco-American vows of commitment to the ideal of liberty.
The most telling episode in the memoir, showing both Harlans' commitment to the ideal of equality, was labeled by Mrs. Harlan "An Inspiring Inkstand".
In the end, the appeal must be to a sense of duty to one's fellow citizens, to a commitment to the ideal of democracy and the efforts made by our forbears, and to a sense of self-respect.
I would hope that the reaction of my fellow Times readers to your series about the growing, hardening social class divisions in America would be not a fatalistic acceptance but a revived commitment to the ideal of a classless society.
"I am enthused by the idea of a marriage between excellence, relevance and a commitment to the ideal of a university that is a driver for regional development and economic growth through the internationally-recognised quality of its research and teaching," he says.
