The phrase "is committed to using" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used to indicate that someone is strongly dedicated to using something, such as a particular method or approach. For example, "The company is committed to using the latest technology in their products."
"Beyond that, Fifa is committed to using its leverage to ensure respect for human rights".
The new administration is committed to using a fully integrated approach to bring this about in the current economic environment".
Health paternalism is committed to using the mechanisms of social engineering to ease the pleasures of working-class life gradually out of existence.
He will keep his spot in the rotation for now, because Manager Joe Torre is committed to using six starters through the end of the month.
The menu indicates the restaurant is committed to using organic and local ingredients: fluke from Stonington, meats from Wolfe's Neck Farms in Freeport, Me., local goat cheese.
And perhaps more crucial, he is committed to using amplification, often sending the relatively light sound of his nylon-string guitars through a computer, which lets him manipulate timbres, reverberation and stereo placement.
Such unauthorized access is a crime under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and can carry a penalty of up to 10 years in prison if the offense is committed to use the information for personal gain or malicious harm.
We came from Argentina, Colombia, Mexico and the U.S., and each of us was committed to using the week to help our mentees advance their business or organization.
"Like us, they are committed to using the power of the web to bring the mobile app experience to consumers, regardless of the platform, OS or browser used.
"We are committed to using an array of communication tools that allow the public to interact with us frequently and in their preferred manner, whether that be in writing, through local leaders, or in person".
