The phrase "a deeper dedication to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a stronger commitment or increased focus on a particular subject or cause.
Example: "The organization has made a deeper dedication to environmental sustainability in its recent initiatives."
Alternatives: "a stronger commitment to" or "an increased focus on".
In his long service on the Institute's Administrative Council and Executive Committee, he displayed a deep dedication to justice, fairness, and the universal principles of human rights for all persons.
With a deep dedication to traditional printing — one of his sons is named Caslon, after the 18th-century type designer — he abhorred the notion of throwing out a book once it had been scanned.
Regardless of the impetus behind getting them, face ink requires a deep dedication to a lifestyle, a culture, a career, or personal expression that can't be reversed cleanly.
Accordingly, "cathedral thinking" refers to deep dedication to a complex endeavor that will outlive its architects.
Do their emotions -- a product, no doubt, of their deep dedication to you, not to mention the modest stipend -- just happen to reach the boiling point at precisely the same moment?
Dellinger, a reported Obama Supreme Court short- lister, recommends Johnsen because of her "deep dedication to the rule of law".
The eminent Catholic commentator Dr William Oddie, writing a few days after Savile's death, gave the rest of the media a resounding ticking off for their "conspiracy of silence" about the DJ's "deep dedication" to the Catholic faith.
Bill will always be remembered for his outstanding generosity and deep dedication to those in need.
Together they have shown their deep dedication to the culture of this city and have been generous benefactors of the Graduate Center and the cause of higher education.
Secretary Carter has spent more than three decades leveraging his knowledge of science and technology, global strategy and policy, as well as his deep dedication to the men and women of the Department of Defense, to make our nation and the world a safer place.
