The phrase "committed to supplying" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone is dedicated to providing something. For example: "The company is committed to supplying their customers with the best quality products."
Mr. Gates and Mr. Allen committed to supplying that software in 1980.
He said the company was "committed to supplying and supporting Tesla business with the goal of providing 300 million battery cells by next year".
"We are committed to supplying the market but we want to establish a balance between supply and demand," said Mr. Daukoru, OPEC's president this year.
Cameron said lifting the embargo would put pressure on the Assad regime to negotiate and emphasised it did not mean that the UK was committed to supplying weapons to the rebels.
Barely a year later, their hand-filled craft beers had taken the top four prizes in a Tesco competition; then the pair breezily committed to supplying vastly more than they could brew and lied to snag a bank loan to expand.
Other people have committed to supplying armed force.
"Without Televisa, Univision is nothing," says an American shareholder in Televisa.Under a deal struck years ago, Televisa is committed to supply programming to Univision until 2017 in return for a small share of revenues.
The security firm had been committed to supply 13,700 guards as demanded in its contract, worth £284m, which it now says it is unlikely to be able to fulfil.
China has committed to supply 16% of its energy needs from renewable sources by 2020 and plans to invest more than $450bn in waste recycling and clean technologies under its current five-year plan.
Much of the destruction of wildlife and the countryside - Britain's hedges and meadows and the 200m hectares of tropical rainforest since the 1960s - has been committed to supply the inefficient demands of the meat and dairy industry.
The European trio will therefore propose safer sorts of nuclear co-operation with Iran, including ways to guarantee its access to civilian nuclear fuel under safeguards, from Russia (which is already committed to supply fuel to Iran's first and so far only nuclear reactor at Bushehr) and others.Time to add up the costsAnd if Iran's intentions are not so peaceful?
