The phrase "fulfilling the commitment" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you need to express that you are taking action to fulfill a promise or obligation. For example, "After three years of hard work and dedication, John was finally able to fulfill his commitment of graduating from college."
I think this is a critical issue for our customers, and solving this will be fulfilling the commitment we made on trustworthy computing.
The panel, which worked for two years to produce the report, "Fulfilling the Commitment," proposed new financial incentives for colleges and universities that do a good job of retaining, and graduating, low-income students.
They embody both strengthened nonproliferation and progress in fulfilling the commitment to nuclear disarmament found in Article VI of the NPT.
Although the Bonn talks failed to establish firmer climate finance figures, WRI's estimates suggest that the developed world has still made progress in fulfilling the commitment it made in Copenhagen.
Partnering another offshore company to update your site isn't a wise idea, so regularly communicate your partner company and make them long term friends by fulfilling the commitment of paying and reimbursement.
Nearly a year and a half on from Live 8, there are signs of progress toward fulfilling the commitments to Africa's development made by world leaders and committed campaigners.
Crosspoint's managing partner, Richard Shapero, said he had telephoned investors to advise them to defer fulfilling the commitments they made to the pool the firm is now raising.
Each year, some 7 million tons of wood pellets are shipped from the United States to Europe, where biomass fuels have been declared carbon-neutral with respect to fulfilling the commitments of the Paris Climate Accord.
This week, the House plans to vote on a pair of resolutions that would reject regulatory initiatives, including Obama's so-called clean power plant rule, that are key to fulfilling the commitments the U.S. is making in Paris.
