"deepen our commitment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it typically refers to strengthening or intensifying one's dedication or promise to something or someone. Example: "As we continue to face challenges, let us deepen our commitment to finding solutions and working together towards a better future."
He took us out of Iraq, only to deepen our commitment to Afghanistan, from which we are just now pulling out.
And as we looked at self-management and as we looked at holacracy, we really saw it as an opportunity to deepen our commitment to our core values.
The recent leveling off and more consistent funding has enabled PLAN to vastly increase our organizing and deepen our commitment to the communities in which we work.
To address this backlog and deepen our commitment to our existing physical assets, we have developed two new programs that focus on renewal and stewardship.
"We will deepen our commitment to music in 2010 with a weekly Radio 2 In Concert programme which launches in April, pulling together all live music output throughout the week, as well as specially recorded sessions and concerts.
This is already one of our fastest-growing markets, and we are very excited to deepen our commitment into Myanmar," Grab CEO Anthony Tan said in a statement.
The tragedy, he said, "deepened our commitment".
"We're now protecting a territory the size of Indiana and deepening our commitment to the S.D.F., with no sense of where this is going, no sense of strategy, no sense of endgame," said Mr. Miller, who was a State Department official in Republican and Democratic administrations.
Seeing the success of this first point of differentiation only deepened our commitment to it.
This new agreement extends our partnership and deepens our commitment to provide better, easier experiences for our customers.
This time I wanted to actually have the garments sewn and sourced on the continent, deepening our commitment to made-in-Africa garments.
