The phrase "enough commitment" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it when referring to someone's attitude towards a particular task or goal. For example, "The team had enough commitment to get the project finished on time."
But fluffy love songs, in particular, demand enough commitment and texture to overcome hackneyed sentimentality.
"There's private wealth enough in London, and enough commitment to the arts, to make it happen.
"But there's enough commitment now that it should stick," he said.
7.04pm: Does a 5% cut in ministerial salary show enough commitment from the new government to share the pain?
He said Mr. Goodwin did not understand labor relations and had not shown a strong enough commitment to employee ownership.
"But I don't think that there is enough commitment or economic firepower in Germany to provide the massive loan guarantees to satisfy the markets".
His allies say he has enough commitments from members to win another term.
He strongly believes there are enough commitments on editorial independence.... and does not buy the... plurality argument at all...
Mr. Esquer acquired enough commitments to present the university with a plan to make the program financially sustainable, and in April the program was reinstated.
And in fact, Mr. Peres announced Monday that he has sewn up enough commitments from smaller political parties to form a narrow government.
Even if Guild Hall gets enough commitments — at prices up to $9,995 a person — to make the trip worthwhile, the proceeds would cover only some of the funds it anticipates losing, Ms. Appelhof said.
