The phrase "experience and commitment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone's previous knowledge and dedication to a particular task or cause. Example: "Our company values employees with both experience and commitment. We believe that a combination of skills and dedication leads to success in our industry."
I think our experience and commitment carried us through".
He is widely respected for his intelligence, policy acumen, experience and commitment to helping poor countries.
"Will's experience and commitment will be vital as we do everything we can to flow the stem of cases".
For Russia's young artists, it's equally a shame that he won't be sharing his creative experience and commitment.
Tillich used the term being in an existential sense (one related directly to human experience and commitment) rather than a strictly metaphysical sense.
WHEN comparing men and women with similar education, experience and commitment to full-time work, that difference in pay nearly disappears, Ms. O'Neill said.
At several venues this past year, we had alumni and current students in the teacher education program speak about their goals, motivations, experiences, and commitment.
Serbia will highlight their experiences and commitment to maintain universal salt iodisation.
However, the successful development of new initiatives in global environmental health will require new partnerships, as well, partnerships that are equitable to all parties and based in mutual understanding, experiences, and commitment to addressing the scientific questions at hand.
Whether such strong media interest in their experiences and commitment influenced hospital workers in their decision to serve in high-risk environments, at times even when protection might not have been adequate, is of interest.
"Our clients, colleagues and shareholders all recognize Colm's experience, leadership and commitment to our culture," Mr. Gorman wrote in a memo to Morgan Stanley employees on Wednesday.
