"committed to shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It means being dedicated or determined to change or make a transition. Example: Our company is committed to shift towards more sustainable practices in order to reduce our carbon footprint.
Second, Blue Labour is committed to shifting focus from the state to the community, as Alan Finlayson summarises.
They were committed to shifting the traditional perspective, looking at the world from the vantage point of the losers instead of the winners.
She singled out Beijing's high-profile drive against corruption, and the central bank's recent determination to show banks that they will have to live with higher borrowing costs, as evidence that the current regime is committed to shifting the economy to a more sustainable footing.
The I.M.F. is committed to shifting at least 5 percent of its voting powers to its emerging-market members, and the fund's managing director, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, would like to add other currencies to the special drawing rights basket, starting with the renminbi.
They are committed to shifting responsibility to the states.
Canada has committed to shifting away from polluting energy sources, with a promise to reduce emissions by 30percentt under 2005 levels by 2030.
The people I talked to had the courage to commit to shifting a belief, a perspective, or an attitude.
Pick one pattern with that family member with whom you've been struggling and commit to shifting it over the upcoming holiday.
Yet crucially, and quite unlike Mr Blair, Italy's prime minister has to fight an opposition committed to withdrawal.By shifting now, Mr Berlusconi has given himself time to get the last soldier out before the election campaign.
In my opinion, until NYCB commits to shifting both their operational and artistic focus from live ballet performances for audiences in a physical theater, to creating and providing the world with the best ballet experiences particular to NYCB's aesthetic and standards -- no matter where, how, or through what channel -- they will struggle to have a future, digital or otherwise.
