The word 'recommit' is correct and commonly used in written English
'Recommit' means to commit again or to renew a commitment. It is often used in the context of reaffirming one's dedication or determination towards a goal or cause. Example: After facing setbacks and challenges, the team decided to recommit themselves to the project and work towards achieving their original objectives.
And it concludes by calling on the Bahraini government "to recommit to upholding press freedom and freedom of expression in Bahrain, and to take immediate steps to end all intimidation, arrest, abuse, prosecution and detention of journalists and media professionals on charges relating to their work".
However in a telling move, the broadcasters have plumped to recommit to Freeview.
They want the chancellor to recommit to providing the money in his emergency budget on 8 July.
Shorn of their more extreme colleagues, PAS moderates could recommit themselves to a coalition that could survive even without Mr Anwar.
On November 10th, politicians from all sides assembled at Lake Ohrid to recommit themselves to a reconciliation process, launched on the same spot in 2001.What made the gathering possible was the result, or rather non-result, of a referendum three days earlier, sponsored by hard-liners among the country's Slav Macedonian majority.
Others are struggling to convince their own investors (often pension funds or endowments) to recommit money for future buy-out funds.
This gives Mr Carney the option to use a press conference on February 12th to recommit the bank to low rates.
He expects the president to recommit to the Middle East peace process not as a favour, but because Mr Bush can be persuaded it is in his interest to do so.That Mr Blair gets such a hearing is not simply because he has earned it by sending thousands of British troops to Iraq.
The motions to commit, recommit, and refer are practically equivalent.
"In light of the ongoing violence in Turkey and the region, it is particularly important at this time that all Turkish citizens recommit to peace and stand together against terror," it said.
And on his first full day in office Wednesday, the aides said, Obama will also convene his top military brass to map a way out of Iraq and recommit US troops against a resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan.
