The phrase "whole commitment" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to complete or total dedication to something. Example: She gave her whole commitment to the project, working long hours and sacrificing her personal time in order to ensure its success.
And then I am looking for this whole commitment thing.
It wasn't the care, it was the whole commitment.
"Our whole commitment is to try to get guys through our system here into the Ospreys.
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Will their conclusion be to better burnish their democratic credentials, or to decide that having won an election in Egypt they were simply robbed of power - thus calling into question their whole commitment to democratic politics.
(manager, chairperson) Whereas cohesion is essentially a property of the group as a whole, commitment reflects an individual's feelings of identification with the group's goals and tasks [ 26].
The whole $2.9bn commitment to roads in western Sydney.
The theology and the voluntarism and the philanthropy, Mr. McGowan came to realize, were part of a greater whole, a commitment to charity as part of religious practice.
It's a whole different commitment when you buy and you fix and you rent or if you come and you live in it".
Reconciliation, as part of an educational approach, will only develop with a whole system commitment to addressing unresolved education issues that have stemmed from the colonial hangover.
Though we are well aware that we are lucky to have a whole school commitment and dedicated members of staff (including SLT and the head), you may experience trouble initially, getting the programme started.
