'commitments to address' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to promises made to resolve a problem or improve a situation. For example: The company issued a statement outlining their commitments to address the climate crisis.
It should now introduce and support appropriate regulation, and make commitments to address the legal imbalance between victims of corporate abuse and powerful companies.
The SDGs offer a critical impetus to revive Beijing commitments to address key data gaps by strengthening national capacities to systematically collect and analyse gender statistics.
Genoa also produced new commitments to address the economic and health problems of poorer nations, including an initial $1.3 billion contribution to a worldwide fund to combat H.I.V./AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis.
Realising that Aids cannot be stopped without putting the health and rights of those who have been neglected at the centre of our efforts, the UN, international donors, advocates and others have stepped up commitments to address the health and rights of these "key populations".
There needs to be commitments to address the great problem of tax havens, unregulated financial markets and the increasing inequality between the 1% who own as much as the 99%." The CSW is the single largest forum for member states and UN agencies to recommit themselves to the advancement of women's rights.
"We need to live up to China's G20 priorities: structural reforms with a long-term focus but a short-term implementation horizon, determined reform of the global architecture for sustainable capital flows and the development of our essential macroprudential frameworks and the implementation of our financial reform commitments to address new vulnerabilities".
The Libya operation exposed some shortfalls in allied capabilities, and highlighted the importance of allied commitments to addressing these shortfalls.
Tanzania and Malawi, the two countries involved in this study, have both increased their commitments to addressing their human resources for health constraints.
Some of the most impassioned arguments in the literature related to the socio-structural contexts of HIV-related experiences, with some authors characterizing TasP's commitments to addressing the distal causes of HIV as rhetoric [ 8].
In some Cancer Councils, the leadership and commitment to address Indigenous cancer issues was seen as coming more from committed staff members than from senior management level.
"Tokyo's bid was about Japan's commitment to address issues around the integrity of sport.
