"research commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a person's dedication to research work. For example: "John has shown great research commitment over the past few months, producing several interesting papers on the topic."
But to get to the stage where such interventions are feasible will require a huge research commitment.
Lately, unfortunately for me, a research commitment has forced me to trawl through dozens of books about the recent history of British politics.
Becoming a witch is a personal journey that involves research, commitment, and study.
Time constraints due to research commitments were more influential than administrative or service commitments within most departments, although chemists reported them to be equally influential.
For businesses, the lapsing of the R&D credit a $7 billion a year break is a particular problem, since companies must plan for long-term research commitments amid uncertainty.
For individual researchers their professional reputation was at stake if they let people down, which encouraged people to meet deadlines and make the project a priority in amongst their other work and research commitments.
G-FINDER has provided a recent practical demonstration of how a translation approach can work to produce insight into international research commitments.
Twelve GP practices were approached; two declined (existing research commitments); one withdrew prior to the start of participant recruitment (staff changes).
"I don't think there's ever been this much planning, research and commitment before".
How do these experiences impact their teaching, research, and commitment to the professional community?
The report also notes that some major funders stipulate that grantees devote 60% to 80% of their time to research, a commitment that the RCS argues is not realistic for many surgeons.
