The phrase "a dedicated force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals or entities that are committed to a specific purpose or mission.
Example: "The organization has established a dedicated force to tackle environmental issues in the community."
Alternatives: "a committed team" or "a devoted group".
Having its own security force is not unique to the city hospital system; the Department of Education also employs a dedicated force of school safety officers.
The Cuomo administration contends that the new agency would provide vulnerable populations with a dedicated force of investigators and prosecutors who can handle often-complicated cases involving victims who in many cases cannot speak.
You'll pick it up the moment you sit behind a dedicated force feedback wheel/pedal set-up, but even through a DualShock 3 most cars exude a palpable sense of bodyweight shift resulting from an enhanced suspension model, which when combined with improved levels of tyre behaviour, means you can really play around with the cars in real-world fashion.
He cut its ties with outside sales reps, hired a dedicated force and reconfigured the marketing group.
He immediately cut its ties with outside sales reps, hired a dedicated force and reconfigured the marketing group.
A dedicated force was formed, headed by the Chief of Punjab CID, and including amongst its members Liaqat Hayat Khan (later head of Punjab CID himself).
The Ashiana Network – the only dedicated forced marriage refuge in the country – asked all 20 current residents in its three refuges what they thought of the proposals.
However, the main stimuli for a dedicated scientific work force are challenging problems, top-notch colleagues, and the ability to disseminate their findings.
This June, President Obama created a dedicated government task force to combat seafood fraud and help keep illegally caught fish out of the U.S. market.
Most nations, from the USA to North Korea, maintain a dedicated and government-controlled force of cyber security experts basically hacker armies.
On apps distributed by the iOS App Store, there's even a dedicated pop-up that forces you to agree to the microphone usage when the app first runs.
