"committed in providing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or a group of people who are dedicated to providing something, such as assistance, services, or resources. For example, "The institute is committed in providing educational opportunities to underserved communities."
The British government remains committed in principle to providing loans of up to £500m to support the business.
RRW said: "The four Welsh regions have been committed and open in providing full and detailed information for the PwC report and its recommendations and have been consistent in their aims to work in partnership for successful establishment of the PRGB".
In addition, because APSE is committed to providing researchers in the region an opportunity to be involved in shaping the kinds of research that is disseminated in the journal, we invite scholars to serve as guest editors by proposing special issues about topics of interest in individual countries and in the region.
The 67-year-old plans to sell 150 shares in the club and has committed to providing £400,000 in funding on a two-year rolling basis.
The network is fully committed to providing content in 3D and in fact hosted a live boxing match here at CES, which was broadcasted in 3D.
We've learned a lot in the last 24 hours and are fully committed to do better in providing an effective and accurate demonstration of our technology.
Dave Meuse, Union of Democratic Mineworkers (UDM) branch secretary at Daw Mill, said: "The unions at Daw Mill are fully committed to assist UK Coal in providing a long-term future for Daw Mill".
More were built at the height of the cold war in the 1960s, when the country was committed to providing space in a nuclear fallout shelter for each resident.
To mark the new era, Alibaba has committed to providing its own in-house developments to Flink — which it calls Blink — to the community.
