'has shown commitment to' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express that someone has demonstrated a dedication, loyalty, or responsibility to something. For example, "He has shown commitment to his team by arriving early and staying late to practice."
That said, the budget has shown commitment to improving communication on taxation and regulatory policies.
The award honors the memory of Riesenfeld (JD '37), who devoted much of his life to the study and practice of international law, and recognizes a recipient who has shown commitment to the values and ideas he espoused.
Inspiring leader (sponsored by Leadership Foundation for Higher Education), as voted for by members of the Higher Education Network Bob Cryan, University of Huddersfield Bob Cryan, vice-chancellor of the University of Huddersfield, has shown commitment to the university and wider community.
Established by Diaz's family and friends, the Award is given to a candidate who has shown commitment to social justice through their work experience, their involvement with organizations concerned with social justice, their course selection at Berkeley Law, and their career plans.
"Blockchain has been recognised by the UK parliament as a very important and disruptive technology, and it has shown commitment to support the accelerated development of the digital economy via a variety of government initiatives," said Birgitte Andersen, chief executive of the Big Innovation Centre.
The Bangladesh health workforce strategy of 2008 has shown commitment to creating supportive environments to retain HRH in rural health facilities.
Valdés, he concluded, "had shown commitment to our approach".
It is fitting that such a preeminent figure should be the new head of judges for the prestigious European Diversity Awards, which recognise the best individuals and organisations that have shown commitment to inclusion, diversity and equality.
Communication between two large global projects can often be difficult, but USAid and DfID have shown commitment to the process and tried to remain flexible to shift priorities as needed.
In addition, prior studies have shown commitment to be useful for predicting collaborative progress (Meyer 1997; Mohr and Speakman 1994).
