'committed to progress' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that is determined to continue making improvements or advancing in some way. For example, "The city council is committed to progress, and has been working hard to improve infrastructure in the area."
We will forge enduring partnerships with people who are committed to progress and to peace.
All we need now is for the rest of the theatre community to follow the lead set by Sheffield Theatres and other organisations committed to progress.
But the city is as committed to progress as it is to preserving its history, something that can be seen not only in the vibrancy of the green space but also in a cluster of homes recently built at the Bernauer Strasse end of the park.
"The Honest Company is and always will be committed to progress and innovation across our expanding product portfolio.
While we certainly value those who have made a lifetime commitment to the Party, the successful leadership of non-lifelong Democrats demonstrates that we are a Party committed to progress and that we believe change truly is possible.
We are committed to progressing this matter as expeditiously as possible and will keep [the families] updated as appropriate".
There will inevitably be a lot of noise surrounding the way those changes are implemented, but Qatar is committed to progressing".
"Handing power back to northerners is a key part of our plans to build a northern powerhouse, and our focus now will be on working to secure a new agreement for residents in those areas committed to progressing with devolution".
In the letter from the company's solicitors, Westfield said it wanted to reassure protesters that it was "committed to progressing the scheme" in the face of economically challenging conditions.
The Action Plan is, in fact, included in the Commission's work programme for 2009, and I know that Vice-President Tajani is personally committed to progressing with the Action Plan.
