This is a perfectly correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of continuing with something in a determined or dedicated way. For example: "We are determined to pursue this commitment to serving our community."
Given the lack of activity, it is no surprise that some in the market question Westlake's actual commitment to pursue this offer, though Georgia Gulf's stock has held steady trading just below the $34 per share offer price.
Nothing has changed that affects our commitment to pursuing this.
Like many d.j.s, Lady Bunny moved to New York — in 1984, in her case — in order to pursue her commitment to becoming something other than herself.
The prize recognises and celebrates excellence in African leadership, and provides winners with the opportunity to pursue their commitment to Africa once they have stepped down from office.
It concludes by asking participants which risk reducing option they plan to pursue, reinforcing commitment to action.
The defendants were "free to pursue an ideological commitment" to their definition of marriage as between a man and a woman, Roberts said.
Gaye continues to pursue his lifelong commitment by collaborating with leaders in low- and middle-income countries to encourage sustainable development in vulnerable communities.
Suggests Morgan and Kuhn-Loeb bigwigs, sailing to pursue their commitments in capital risk ventures.
As people finish their degrees, or leave to pursue other commitments, new members are recruited to the team.
It tells us that Wesley worked as a salesman for the Great Bay Shipping Company for more than four decades and that he retired to pursue his civic commitments through the Rotarians and the chamber of commerce.
Men with a short-term mating strategy tend to pursue temporary, low-commitment sexual relationships with multiple partners.
