The phrase "a devoted party" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals who are loyal and committed to a cause, organization, or event.
Example: "The campaign was supported by a devoted party of volunteers who worked tirelessly to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a loyal group" or "a committed faction".
He was also a devoted party man in the political sense, a devotion which was not reciprocated by the NP machine.
A devoted party activist and former state party leader who moved to Orange County after college because it was a lucrative home for his brand of politics, Fleischman said he takes no joy in the likelihood of a Democrat winning here for the first time in his lifetime.
A devoted party activist and former state party leader who moved to Orange County after college because it was a lucrative home for his brand of politics, Fleischman said he takes no joy in the likelihood of a Democrat winning here for the first time in his lifetime.
Instead devoted party artists and sculptors laboured for decades to brand a triumphant, healthy image of the revolutionary leader on the minds of the masses.
Before the fall campaign season opens, candidates are working to recruit devoted party activists.
Under communism, it had been a great advantage to blend in to what was called the "grey area" – in between the devoted Party members and the dissidents.
But, for those who weren't, it was one more opportunity for candidates to make their pitch to devoted party faithful and differentiate themselves from their rivals.
As the only black person ever elected to statewide office in New York, he has a devoted following among his party's minority members.
But now, on the 400th anniversary of his death, the Government has organized three major art exhibitions to portray a different side of Philip, as a Renaissance connoisseur of art and literature, a bon vivant in his youth who loved royal parties and a devoted family man.
Although Nelson's extramarital affair is stated as fact, the guilty party acts like a devoted, caring husband, and no whys or wherefores are provided.
Margaret Burk, a former publicist and a devoted Ambassador booster, describes the opening-night party, on New Year's Eve , 1921 as a kind of coming out for Southern California.
