"committed to the role" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate a strong dedication to a job or activity. For example, "John was exceptionally committed to the role, putting in extra hours to ensure the project's success."
Trouble is, she has been committed to the role of castaway.
"I am fully committed to the role and I operate with the strong support of the ABC board and our staff," Scott told the Australian.
A Palace spokesman said: "The Duke of York remains committed to the role of special representative and we are pleased the Government recognises this".
As someone who has worked in art museums for 20 years, I'm committed to the role of the museum as a place for serious reflection, but also for enjoyment, humor, awe and, yes, even fun.
I am fully committed to the role that the PFA plays across all areas of football and will make every effort to continue the great work which Clarke has put in during his time as chairman".
"Andy Flower has made a huge impact during his time as England team director and I am delighted that he has committed to the role and will be continuing to build on the considerable progress the England team has made during his time in the position," Morris said.
This feels right: Roper has got this far by committing to the role of a fairly boring dealer of agricultural machinery.
Tip: Invite executives in the early stages to learn what they want to see for results, then get them to commit to the role they will play well in advance.
Baccarin was originally intended to portray Eve in Angels final season, but in the end was unable to commit to the role due to other pursuits.
Jonah Hill was supposed to play a key part in that aside, but he couldn't commit to the role because of scheduling conflicts; he was cast in a smaller part instead, and the Broomhilda scenes were cut.
How do I get that part?' " It took him more than five years of meetings and a change of agents from International Creative Management to Creative Artists Agency before George Clooney, also a C.A.A. client, committed to the title role.
