The phrase "a career devoted to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a professional life dedicated to a specific field or cause.
Example: "She has built a career devoted to environmental conservation and sustainability."
Alternatives: "a profession dedicated to" or "a vocation focused on".
In a career devoted to sound, it is perhaps not surprising that Mr. Camras was also a maker of high-quality violins and violas.
Residents with a strong interest in pursuing a career devoted to laboratory investigation may elect to enter the "2+1" track.
Receiving an undergraduate degree from Columbia University School of Mines in 1903, Dr. Langmuir's days at Columbia initiated a career devoted to research for the benefit of society.
The $25,000 honor, to be inaugurated on Sept. 27 at the Pegasus Awards ceremony in Chicago, will be given to a living American writer in recognition of a career devoted to writing exceptional poetry for young children.
And so it proves as Elephants Can Remember rolls out, the first of five lavish, feature-length goodbye-ees to a career devoted to unveiling the cruel truth while spluttering softly in spats.
The Labouisse fellowship provides $25,000 to each recipient to support research in developing countries by graduating seniors who intend to pursue a career devoted to problems of development and modernization.
Specifically a career devoting to building the kind of faith in rule of law that civil society depends on".
Specifically a career devoting to building the kind of faith in rule of law that civil society depends on". Garland continued that there were many avenues to make a difference in the world, pointing to his work tutoring students at an elementary school.
"We owe him a debt of gratitude for a magnificent career devoted to helping us take better care of our patients". "Although he turned 74 in January, he could always be found around the operating rooms," said Allan Klock, professor of anesthesiology and critical care at the University of Chicago, who worked with Ovassapian.
(He discovered that even with the damper open the chimney was far too narrow). Hobson's life as an experimentalist has continued through a pioneering career devoted to aligning psychology and biology and to investigating the relationship of dreaming and consciousness.
And so Coughlin, 44, said goodbye to applied biochemistry, the field in which she had earned a Ph.D., and goodbye to infectious-disease research to begin a new career devoted to "marrying" those two loves, science and people.
