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Discover LudwigThe phrase "committed to an engineering" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts where one is expressing dedication to a specific engineering field or project, but it needs to be followed by a noun or phrase to be meaningful.
Example: "The company is committed to an engineering approach that prioritizes sustainability."
Alternatives: "dedicated to engineering" or "focused on engineering".
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Williams is committed to an engineering definition of adaptation (personal communication 1989).
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It is to learn and be committed to an ethical stance against avoidable violence of care.
He was committed to a psychiatric institute.
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"KP remains committed to a seed strategy".
Both private and state schools were chosen as we were committed to introducing engineering education into both education sectors, where interest in STEM education is just emerging.
"JPMorgan Chase has been committed to hiring engineering majors into its technology and operations programs in the U.S., steadily increasing the number of engineering interns it hires each year since 2009," boasted the firm.
The United States Open's leadership has announced its desire to put a roof over Arthur Ashe Stadium but has yet to commit to a project, in part because of the engineering challenges posed by the existing stadium and the site.
Rome was not simply the unsophisticated and badly behaved younger sibling of classical Greece, committed to engineering, military efficiency and absolutism, whereas the Greeks preferred intellectual inquiry, theatre and democracy.
TOF is around $600 million in size, of which $400 million has been committed to date across engineering, hotels, real estate and other verticals.
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