"everlasting commitment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a promise or commitment between two parties that is meant to be permanent. For example, "John and Jane made an everlasting commitment to love, honor, and cherish each other."
After years of sacrificing promising young players for name-brand veterans past their primes, the Yankees developed the core of their mid-to-late '90s dynasty, allowing Steinbrenner to grow old and feeble while celebrated for an everlasting commitment to winning.
We must work together, all of us, rich and poor, with passion, persistence, and an everlasting commitment to assure all living beings a future.
Due to their untiring efforts, devotion, insatiable interest and everlasting commitment to their nation, all maternal and child health indicators have now improved in Afghanistan.I can state with certainty that the community midwives played a pivotal role in the improvement of maternal health care in Afghanistan.
Afterward, they expressed everlasting loyalty.
Yet, there are a great many of us who hold a torch for marriage: the ones who continue to believe the romantic dream -- the ones who crave everlasting monogamy and commitment.
This guy truly believes that he wants marriage, commitment and everlasting love.
If the level or depth of the aforementioned elements are superficial, this type of commitment will not have an everlasting bond.
"They gravitate toward high-end quality," Mr. Reuveni said, "and the collective attributes of the buildings, aesthetics, design and the commitment to quality, give an image of everlasting value".
Spirit Day only takes place one day out of the year, but our commitment to putting an end to bullying is everlasting".
His commitment to Westchester Jewish Center, Weizmann Institute, The Technion, UJA and AIPAC are among many that were important to him and will be everlasting beacons for us all.
