The phrase "committed to transforming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to convey a strong dedication or determination to create change or bring about transformation in a certain aspect of life. Example: The company is committed to transforming its work culture and creating a more inclusive environment for all employees.
We are committed to transforming healthcare by working with new partners, in new ways.
Hill cofounded the Circle of Life Foundation (CILF), committed to transforming human interactions with nature, in 1999.
"Takeda is committed to transforming our organization through the acquisition of Nycomed," Yasuchika Hasegawa, Takeda's chief executive, said in a statement.
"While we are facing near-term challenges in Europe, we are fully committed to transforming our business," he said in a statement.
His charitable foundation, "A Better L.A.," is defined on Carroll's Web site as "a nonprofit organization committed to transforming the city of Los Angeles".
For companies committed to transforming and adapting, the key is to make sure that their strategy really is transformational and not just a bundle of cost-cutting measures.
There were other resignations and departures this year, but this was one of the most startling for a government committed to transform public services through being smarter, cleverer – more digital.
"We are committed to transform the road along the riverbank into a place of life, beauty and culture," Mr. Delanoë said, noting that Unesco, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, has placed the banks of the Seine on its World Heritage List.
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Or, it might be something more earth-shaking you have to share, and then commit to transforming it.
OAS is calling on local government election candidates to commit to transform school meals in Scotland "from a feeding culture to an eating culture".
