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"committed to start" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe an individual or group that is determined to begin something, usually a task or project. For example, "The team is committed to start the project as soon as possible."
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High-end British brand Burberry this week committed to start disclosing the chemical discharges of its suppliers in the global south by the end of June 2014.
The White House review is not expected to lead to major changes in the United States' course in Afghanistan, and President Obama has said he remains committed to start withdrawing troops from the country in July 2011.
The White House review is not expected to lead to major changes in United States policy in Afghanistan and President Obama has said he remains committed to start withdrawing American troops from the country in July 2011.
Mr Maliki committed to start forming a new governing coalition by 1 July.
Recently, SoftBank committed to start a $100 billion, new investment endeavor called the Vision Fund (which includes Apple as a $1 billion backer, among others): the Vision Fund is run by Rajeev Misra, who joined SoftBank from Fortress.
When your business is prepared to execute a formal big-data strategy and is fully committed to start building a data-driven culture — two critical steps toward becoming a data-driven enterprise.
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But they had lived together since 2010 and were deeply committed to starting a family.
Another two US states and Uruguay, Geneva, Jamaica are committed to starting to tax and regulate cannabis.
Coach Marty Schottenheimer said he was not committed to starting Flutie beyond Sunday.
However, Japan has committed to starting a new whaling program in the Southern Ocean at the end of 2015.
After the students staged a sit-in, Princeton's president, Christopher Eisgruber, committed to starting a university-wide conversation about changing the name of the Woodrow Wilson School.
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