The phrase "committed to high quality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express dedication or a strong focus on maintaining high standards in a product, service, or process.
Example: "Our company is committed to high quality in every aspect of our production to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "dedicated to excellence" or "focused on superior quality."
First, Shake Shack was committed to high quality ingredients and efficient operations in each of its eateries.
The Department of surgery is committed to high quality education and research for our residents as demonstrated by the performance of the graduates we have produced over the past 60 years.
They enjoy what they do and are committed to high quality work.
Help change the culture in staff (i.e. help them understand and realize that hospital administration is committed to high quality and safe care).
Both practices were perceived by their staff as very good, congenial places to work, committed to high quality patient care.
It is committed to high quality instructional design and educational new media development, and provides a core deliverable of programs, courses, and learning objects for the distance education, distributed learning, and e-learning markets.
Professor Dovidio said that while Colgate was committed to high-quality education, "we also recognize that students learn in different ways".
According to Mr. Jones, who has invested more than $1 million in Thrive, it is committed to high-quality farming and environmental standards.
Several reporters said that message left them upbeat after the meeting, convinced that Mr. Bezos was committed to high-quality journalism.
In so far as any inferences can be drawn about different nations' school systems, it looks to be that those committed to high-quality comprehensives, such as Finland, yet again come out on top.
The good news is that big projects such as HS2 – the largest infrastructure project in the UK for a decade – has committed to high-quality design from the outset.
