The phrase "committed to the view" is correct and can be used in written English.
It implies that someone is strongly devoted to a certain belief or opinion. For example: "The senator was committed to the view that the environment should be protected at all costs."
It is committed to the view that concepts are not equivalent to the meanings of the words which express them.
A referential semantics would appear to be committed to the view that expressions such as unicorn, Santa Claus, and Sherlock Holmes are meaningless.
program is committed to the view that the nature of contemporary practice must be continually investigated and reassessed in today's globally expansive and technologically dynamic context.
They remained committed to the view of the economy as a self-equilibrating mechanism that would rebound of its own accord.
At a deep level, I believe that the problem was ideological: policy makers, committed to the view that the market is always right, simply ignored the warning signs.
In its most radical form, proposed by Descartes and consequently called Cartesianism, dualism is committed to the view that mind constitutes a fundamentally different substance, one whose functioning cannot be entirely explained by reference to physical phenomena alone.
I do so because the United States is firmly committed to the view that any decisions about Europe's security must be made in close coordination with our European allies and partners.
Not in a party committed to the view that unemployed workers have it too easy, that they're so coddled by unemployment insurance and food stamps that they have no incentive to go out there and get a job.
Republicans are now firmly committed to the view that we should do nothing to respond to the economic crisis, except cut taxes — which they always want to do regardless of circumstances.
Persuaded that egalitarian claims against the rich, particularly where collectively espoused, are unworkable without a severe decline in liberty, first-generation proponents, inspired by the natural law and laissez-faire traditions, are committed to the view that human rights are inherently independent of organized society and are necessarily individualistic.
Conservatives are deeply committed to the view that the size of government has exploded under President Obama but face the awkward fact that public employment is down sharply, while overall spending has been falling fast as a share of G.D.P. SNAP, however, really has grown a lot, with enrollment rising from 26 million Americans in 2007 to almost 48 million now.
