"continue to be committed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing a commitment to continue doing something. For example: "Our team will continue to be committed to excellence in all areas of our business."
"Grave human rights violations continue to be committed," Mr. Gooderham said.
"We continue to be committed to presenting balanced, unbiased, and accurate material.
In the remote north, war crimes against civilians continue to be committed.
The government is, and will continue to be, committed to a free and independent press".
Brutal human rights abuses continue to be committed, mainly by the government, but also by opposition groups.
"We continue to be committed to promoting equality of opportunity and providing a supportive environment within British Cycling".
Steven J. Fromm has been and continues to be committed to providing close, personal and individualized attention to each of his clients.
He has said that he wants to enter a second season at the same club for the first time in his short but spectacular managerial career and he continues to be committed to the project at Tottenham.
"The industry continues to be committed to the principles of responsible lending, and to ensuring that any customer who finds themselves in financial difficulty is treated sympathetically and fairly.
Though Dr. Tucker, who directs the Child and Family Psychiatry Clinic at the University of Virginia, has few kind words for regression therapy or its practitioners, he continues to be committed to the scientific study of what can only be called reincarnation.
In a report published on Tuesday, the International Federation for Human Rights said war crimes and crimes against humanity continued to be committed as the conflict of impunity raged on in the former French colony.
