The phrase "good commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or positive dedication to a task, goal, or relationship.
Example: "Her good commitment to the project ensured its success and inspired the entire team."
Alternatives: "strong dedication" or "solid commitment."
Mr. Fuller noted that a generation of executives has been taught that "speed is good, commitment is good, make your decision and go for it".
"We have a greater responsibility after 9/11, and his selection shows a good commitment to professionalizing the police force and protecting the watershed from terrorism and would-be polluters," he said.
"What's nice is he wanted to come and play so that shows a good commitment".
They showed they wanted to go through this phase but we were able, not only to play good football, but show good commitment and desire.
This methodology, supported by some additional engineering expertise, provided a set of good solutions in terms of capital cost, and a good commitment with the environmental and financial damage caused by water losses.
"That was very good, the first half especially - good attitude and good commitment from every player," said the Celtic boss, whose team won thanks to goals from Emilio Izaguirre and Stefan Scepovic, one in each half.
Conservative MP James Morris, who chairs the APPG, said: "While there have been some good commitments from government and the NHS to improving mental health services, our inquiry found that progress has been unacceptably slow.
"We have seen good commitments in the past but the objective analysis shows that we are running out of time and need action at a much greater scale and urgency if Melanesia is to have a healthy and prosperous future".
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Buying a CB radio is a good psychological commitment".
"David Nabarro called on the world to make good their commitment to our country," he said.
