The phrase "a devoted work" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a piece of work that is characterized by devotion, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "Her latest book is a devoted work that reflects her passion for the subject."
Alternatives: "a dedicated piece" or "a heartfelt effort".
She has followed one of the most spectacular singing careers in opera history with devoted work as a teacher and conservatory administrator, always emphasizing the art of the song recital.
Stephen's wit, charm, and sophistication, and above all, his passion for music, made him a beloved board colleague, and his devoted work on behalf of our organization made it thrive in the 1980's.
We also thank the devoted work of Erzsébet Kovács who had an important role in the implementation of the study.
He was honored by B'nai Brith for his devoted work and generosity.
His devoted work in the travel industry will long be remembered by many here and abroad.
Their own, devoted, work ethic saw them fund the album themselves, via PledgeMusic, before teaming up with indie label Moshi Moshi for the release.
The devoted work of the staff there has not only provided children with proper care but altered attitudes among people living nearby.
This was made possible, we learn, by much devoted work from people who were multiculturalists before the word existed, white Americans whose actions were based on a love of Indian cultures and arts, rather than postcolonial theory and the school of resentment.
They are the outcome of years of devoted work, sacrifice and meeting crucial commitments on highly effective terms.
Nash's devoted work ethic is both admirable and off-putting, betraying, as it does, the sense he's ignoring humans around him to flatter adoring strangers online, all at his own convenience and discretion.
