The phrase "committed to solving the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express your dedication to finding a solution to a problem. For example, "We are committed to solving the problem of homelessness in our city."
In September, the government missed the latest in a series of court-ordered deadlines for their removal, but officials say the city is committed to solving the problem before the Commonwealth Games, which will be in New Delhi in 2010.
In a statement delivered at the closing ceremonies, Paula J. Dobriansky, the under secretary of state for global affairs, said the Bush administration was still committed to solving the problem, but in its own way and at its own pace.
"Libya is committed to international agreements and was committed to solving the problem, and that is why it accepted what it did," said Muhammad Sughayer Louni, a law professor at Al Fatah University who was among about half a dozen lawyers who presented a petition to the United Nations protesting the court ruling.
"At this stage Rick is committed to solving the problem and I am going to do everything in my power to help … but I am also going to be waiting to see what the results of all this review process yields".
I'm not sure this lawsuit moves us any closer to really dealing with much more difficult issues, like the adequacy of housing stock". Betsy Gotbaum, Commissioner of the city's Department of Parks and Recreation, said she was committed to solving the problem of unclean restrooms.
"At this stage, Ric is committed to solving the problem and working with us to do it".
Our partners are equally committed to solving the problems facing children in Bangladesh.
In addition, the proposal and research of the mobile multicast technology are committed to solve the problem of the mobility for all the nodes which participate in the multicast service, including the multicast receivers and the multicast sources [2].
Messay appears committed to solving the water problem but realistic.
"A lot of what we're doing is entirely new and I don't say that lightly," Galligan explains, revealing that the startup is committed to solving the information overload problem, "There are no sacred cows in this".
Saying it is committed to solving the earth-settlement problem, the CRA is offering to spend $8 million on two of the most badly damaged complexes.
