"low level of commitment" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a person or entity that is not showing a deep level of dedication to something. For example, "Despite promising to work hard on the project, the team has shown a low level of commitment throughout the duration of the assignment."
Delta said the program was a way to allow its new private-jet customers to experience hourly membership at a low level of commitment.
Since subjective modality implies the writers' low level of commitment to the truth (Fairclough 2003: 166), in the current data it seemed to be used as a mechanism to allow the writers to avoid their request or commands being an imposition on the recipients.
This corresponds to the better option being selected 100% of the cases, but with a relatively low level of commitment.
A low level of commitment towards sex partners (on the part of the patient) has previously been identified as a barrier in the PN process [ 21].
A low level of commitment and willingness to work with vulnerable populations among staff of public healthcare providers was widely perceived by clients in Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan.
Participating in this nonintervention study, however, involved a low level of commitment and, although formal data regarding uptake were not collected, information provided by the study teams in each country indicated good overall levels of agreement to participate.
Conversely, low gross national income (GNI) per capita does not imply low levels of commitment.
Forms of cooperation and resulting activities vary, ranging from low levels of commitment for purposes of information/education, to more structured participation for financial and marketing purposes.
Because export involves relatively low levels of commitment and risk, it is usually a starting point for entering foreign markets and an important internationalization strategy for SMEs (Leonidou and Katsikeas, 1996; Young et al. 1989).
"Where once the bishops were content with inaccurate claims about a Catholic continent and a reality of low levels of commitment, the Catholic Churches in Latin America are now filled on Sunday with devoted members, many of them also active in charismatic groups that meet during the week".
Paradoxically, blood services may be better placed to maintain community support than other voluntary organisations, as by its nature blood donation is sporadic, requires low levels of commitment, and is often performed alone.
