The phrase "is committed to producing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating a commitment to an ongoing effort, such as a company's commitment to producing quality products. For example, "The company is committed to producing the highest quality widgets."
The FSA is committed to producing such an account.
Chairman Dan Rostenkowski, D. of Ill., is committed to producing a tax-reform bill.
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The Football Association insists it is committed to producing top-class female coaches despite turning to Mark Sampson to manage the England women's team.
The Márquez-Greenes have been drawn to the fledgling local group Sandy Hook Promise, which says it is committed to producing lasting change but has advocated conversation and recognition of common ground, rather than a defined agenda.
Not only has Alan Johnson, the new secretary of state for work and pension, admitted women's pensions are a "national scandal" but he's also confirmed that the government is committed to producing "a specific report" next year.
As a result, the administration and Republican leaders, who are committed to producing a bill, face an extraordinarily hard challenge.
We are committed to producing the highest quality foods, in a safe and hygienic working environment operating at the highest national and international standard.
As for new work, Mr. Nunn said that up and coming playwrights were welcome and that he was committed to producing venturesome material.
Among other issues is how to account for additional stimulus spending and tax cuts now that Congress and the president are committed to producing in coming weeks a new package of measures to spur businesses to create jobs.
