The part of the sentence "committed to always" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a person's unwavering dedication to their goals or promises. For example: "John is committed to always providing the best customer service possible."
Amylin's Board of Directors is fully aware of its fiduciary duties and is committed to always acting in the best interests of stockholders.
"We are committed to always having enough places to manage those sentenced to custody by the courts and will ensure that contingency plans are in place to manage any unanticipated population growth".
We also have an external independent ombudsman service that is able to make an independent decision on matters that are referred to it, and Hermes has committed to always accept the decision of the ombudsman".
We are committed to always providing our riders with safe and reliable service, and we comply with regulatory orders even when we disagree with them.
"We are committed to always doing better, even if that involves building a worldwide voting system to give you more voice and control".
Yellowstone research director Doug Smith recalls, "Throughout her life she was fiercely committed to always having the upper hand, far more so than any other wolf we've observed".
Senkut, who started Felicis Ventures in 2006, is keeping up with a brand-new $96 million fund and he's committing to always voting his shares with the founder's wishes.
You may not have even gone to college, but as long as you commit to always learn, you are as smart as you need to be.
The company is committed to constantly making things, always creating collaboratively and always exploring ways of using the human body as a graphic and expressive medium.
