"committed to watching" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to be dedicated or determined to the act of watching something. Example: She was committed to watching every episode of the new TV series, even though she had a busy schedule.
For those [in Asia] that are committed to watching it's really only our 5.15 game that's too late.
If you did, you're either a patriot of the highest order, committed to watching every last second of both conventions, or your television recently broke when it happened to be on C-Span and, ever since, you've been unable to change the channel.
After never laying eyes on a second of porn, my mate was now committed to watching six feature-length films in a row on a casual Friday morning.
After never laying eyes on a second of porn, my friend was now committed to watching six feature-length films in a row on a casual Friday morning.
Whereas my rooting for him just because he is hot is because I need hot guys to stay awake while I am stuck, committed to watching the whole season just for you, my loyal HuffPo readers, so you don't have to, a typically unselfish act on my part.
I'll have to see a trailer and Gemma in her 'feisty and exotic' outfit before I commit to watching this.
Why pay $10 to commit to watching something in a theatre when you can watch it at home for much less with the added bonus of being able to check your email?
So, this year, in this election, I am committing to watching even more vigilantly.
Jane Buckingham, president of Trendera, a consulting and trend forecasting company, recently screened "Reign" for a test female audience of 16- to 20-year-olds, with the majority responding favorably but not committing to watch regularly.
They stared at the very menace they were committed to conquering, watching it strengthen, and could do nothing.
