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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dedicated part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific section or component that is committed to a particular function or purpose.
Example: "In our project, we have allocated a dedicated part of the budget for marketing efforts to ensure maximum outreach."
Alternatives: "a committed section" or "a devoted segment".
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Indeed, this is why the land is already a dedicated part of the Lincoln Memorial.
He and his wife, Jane Belo Tannenbaum, left the Seminars a million and a half dollars in their wills, to be invested and reinvested as a dedicated part of Columbia's endowment.
For example, the available spectrum could be divided in a common part which the BSs share and a dedicated part only for FBS transmissions.
They will also review social media submissions using the hashtag #TheNew10 as well as comments posted to a dedicated part of the Treasury website.
Researchers recently discovered that we have a dedicated part of our brain for processing music, supporting the theory that it has a special, important function in our lives.
Colonized patients were grouped in a dedicated part of the infectious diseases unit and tended by a dedicated staff.
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Bloom is known for his climate scepticism and hostility towards wind turbines, but it was a surprise to me to learn that he had a dedicated, part-time researcher working for him on such issues.
According to the technique proposed in[5], the frequency spectrum is divided into two parts, a macrocell dedicated part and a macrocell-femtocell shared spectrum part.
Paediatric patients are seen in a separate dedicated part of the emergency department.
The Gutierrez family started a foundation and dedicated part of their farm to build a treatment facility.
Nell, who attended Yale SOM with the goal of launching a new venture, dedicated part of her second year to building out Hill House Home.
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