"confirm commitment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used in professional or formal contexts to express the confirmation of a promise or agreement made by someone. Example: As a sign of his dedication to the company, John was asked to confirm his commitment by signing the contract for a five-year employment term.
For example, you and your colleagues might agree to start "taking minutes at meetings, sending follow-up emails to confirm commitments she has made, or perhaps even calling her out in a polite but firm manner during team meetings when she rewrites history or engages in denial".
Results confirmed commitment towards osteogenic lineage of rBMSCs that have attached and grown onto the surface of the multi-channel granules and thus have high potential as a cell-scaffold based approach in bone regenerative medicine.
A classic model of regulating the use of human materials for research objectives is the "informed consent" received by a researcher from a patient, confirming commitment to provide personal biological material for a certain kind of the research as well as a decision of a bioethical commission (an ethic committee) made about moral acceptance of the conducted research objectives and methods.
This includes any pieces that may be submitted separately by third parties (e.g., references or letters confirming commitments from third parties that will be contributing a portion of any required cost sharing).
So when, in the run-up to the election, Trump refused to confirm his commitment to Nato, it brought their worst fear a step closer.
"With the immediate expulsion of Valentin Iglinsky, the management and staff at Astana Pro Team confirm our commitment to clean cycling without doping.
Communications minister Malcolm Turnbull is scheduled to appear on Q&A next week but is yet to confirm that commitment after Abbott's edict.
Cooper said the amendment would "pin down and confirm the commitment made by the prime minister" to hold the series of votes.
And it would help confirm the commitment of a museum to being a center for hard thought as well as for entertainment.
