'to underscore our commitment' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize your commitment to a certain goal or task. For example, "We are doubling our volunteer hours this year to underscore our commitment to helping those in need."
And to underscore our commitment to this goal, Iraq recently became the 161st nation to ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
Instead, the opposition leadership redirected supporters to blockade the railway briefly, not only to avoid the clash Mr Saakashvili was hoping for but also to underscore our commitment to work for peaceful change.And third, I am not the product of "the Soviet-era nomenklatura".
She added: "I want to underscore our commitment to marshaling all available resources to assist our students who confront issues related to sexual misconduct.
"No region will be more consequential for American interests and for the shape of the global system than the Asia-Pacific," and "never has there been a moment when it has been more important for the United States to underscore our commitment to the long-term 'rebalancing' of our foreign policy toward Asia".
U.S. contributions underscore our commitment to the rights of the individual and to the essential importance of protecting these rights".
"Today's arrest and these indictments underscore our commitment to aggressively and thoroughly investigate those who conspire to engage in unlawful terrorist activities," said Wendy J. Olson, the United States attorney for Idaho.
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"These actions underscore our commitment to targeting employers that cultivate illegal work forces by knowingly hiring and exploiting illegal workers," said Matt Chandler, a spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security.
"The rulings of the regulations committee will further assist our unions with their preparations and underscore our commitment to ensure a successful and spectacular Olympic Games debut at Rio and beyond," said Bernard Lapasset, the IRB chairman.
"We are confident that a thorough review of our track record over 30 years will underscore our commitment to upholding high broadcast standards, and will demonstrate that the transaction will not result in there being insufficient plurality in the UK," said a spokeswoman for Fox.
"We are confident that a thorough review of our track record over 30 years will underscore our commitment to upholding high broadcast standards, and will demonstrate that the transaction will not result in there being insufficient plurality in the UK," a spokeswoman for Fox said.
