"religiously committed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe someone who is devoutly devoted to an idea or a belief, or who believes in the fundamentals of a faith or creed. For example, "She is religiously committed to the values of her faith, and demonstrates her devotion through sharing and helping others."
"Large numbers in both groups are politically conservative, are Republican and are religiously committed.
He and his mother were religiously committed, and indifferent to what others thought of them.
The remaining 100,000 are ideologically (and, most of them, religiously) committed to staying.
The greatest untapped natural resource for addressing the world's most pressing problems comes from the energy of religiously committed people.
But it turns out that the characters in "Seminar," even the seemingly burnt-out Leonard, are religiously committed to the sacred, endangered art of the written word.
The findings seem to undercut the conventional wisdom that the more religiously committed people are, the more intolerant they are, scholars who reviewed the survey said.
The revolt began with spontaneous acts of violence committed by the religiously and nationalistically motivated followers of Sheikh ʿIzz al-Dīn al-Qassām, who had been killed by the British in 1935.
As noted, the problems are real enough and there are plenty of trouble spots, but everywhere in America one can find liberal places of worship that are serving as an example to others--congregations that are spiritually serious, religiously vibrant, communally aware, and committed to love of justice and love of God.
So as a committed Christian in a religiously diverse world, my commitment for 2016 is this: I will do all I can to help my religion win... so that no one loses.
As an organization committed to safe-guarding religious freedom, we feel it is patently unfair to exclude someone from the caucus process because they are religiously observant.
According to the professionals, a major obstacle consists of a defensive or negative attitude of the clients, because they feel their clients have already committed themselves to their marriage and are religiously barred from considering other reproductive options.
