'have committed to developing' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is a part of present perfect continuous tense. It is used to talk or write about actions that began in the past and are still continuing in the present. For example, "My team and I have committed to developing strategies to increase sales."
Where Pacific Island countries have committed to developing nearshore FAD programmes, additional investments are needed to operationalise the use of FADs, particularly in cyclone-prone countries.
Countless others are either in the process of, or have committed to, developing one, among them the United States, Germany and Mexico.
Leading nations have committed to developing a cure or treatment for dementia by 2025 at the G8 dementia summit.
"We have committed to developing a per-patient funding system for palliative care and our pilots are now under way, with plans to have the new system in place in 2015.
Says James, "We are proud to be aligned with the Clinton Global Initiative, and excited to work in collaboration with Firmenich, whose commitment to sustainable sourcing is inspiring". They currently have four fragrances available for sale through their website, the ingredients sourced from Haiti and Australia, and have committed to developing seven more over the course of the next two years.
Much of the industry has committed to developing autonomous technologies that assist drivers.
Rumours have been swirling about the development of an Apple car for a few years, with one of the most recent reports claiming that the company has "committed" to developing the car and could release it as early as 2019.
Ethiopia has committed to developing wind and solar alongside its massive hydropower plants as guarantors against power shortages, especially during the dry season, while investments in geothermal and biofuels complement the intermittent resources.
So far, electronics giant Siemens has used Curl to build an intranet for its executives, and BTexact Technologies, the research arm of British Telecommunications, has committed to developing Web applications using the language.
Duke is one of only a very few universities that has committed to developing degree-granting campuses outside the U.S., in partnership with national and local governments and universities.
Michelle King has committed to developing a more refined system for determining which schools most need extra services.
