"commitments for" is correct and usable in written English.
Usually, it is used to refer to a promise to do something. For example: "I have made commitments for completing the project by the end of the month."
But they already have huge forward commitments for new ships.
In time, Cuomo gathered four Republican commitments for his side.
But he said the panel had commitments for the balance.
CBS cited technical and commercial commitments for its decision.
They have blamed work commitments for the long absence.
New gifts and commitments for Ithaca totaled $525 million.
Commitments for sustainable growth often look good on paper but are messy in the practice.
Long-term commitments for new luxury suites have stalled.
Goodman said Hellman & Friedman had obtained $1.1 billion in commitments for senior secured credit facilities and $500 million in commitments for senior subordinated debt to finance the acquisition.
Prior finance commitments, for instance, will keep Mr. Romney from spending all three days in Ohio.
Those payments, they say, will be real cash commitments for the long term.
