The phrase "a devout student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a student who is deeply committed or dedicated to their studies or a particular subject.
Example: "She was a devout student, always eager to learn and participate in class discussions."
Alternatives: "a dedicated student" or "an earnest student".
Though an audaciously modern composer, Mr. Adès is a devout student of music's past.
As Jay Parini, a devout student of Carnegie's work, has noted: between 1989, when Soviet communism failed and 1997, How to Win Friends went through no fewer than 68 editions in a Russian translation.
Cooper is a devout student of Zen.
He was a devout student of Judaism, and was sent to Jerusalem for schooling with one of the most eminent rabbis of the age.
As a devout student of Moana (Oceanic) oral traditions, a voracious reader of Maui stories, and a direct descendant of Maui who feasted upon the tales of Maui from a young age, there are lessons we can and must learn from Mauiʼs legacy.
While any devout student is forced to make compromises and choices, Muslims face particular challenges because essential elements of campus life, like drinking and dating, are prohibited by their religion.
Though his contemporaries described him as a quiet, devout student who initially associated only with other "religious-minded" men, he later became more sociable and rowed in the college second eight.
Here's one pitch: Seth Rogen is a devout rabbinical student at a Brooklyn yeshiva, when a raucous hipster night club moves in next door.
When Isaiah Marin, a devout Christian student in Oklahoma, got pissed off with his 19-year-old goth roommate Jacob Crockett recently, he brought a machete to a card game and attempted to hack his head off.
That is why several conservative Christian groups are siding with the young pot enthusiast; they worry that politically-correct schools will punish devout students for expressing Biblical views about, for example, homosexuality.On the other hand, the case is not only about free speech.
He was a devout Muslim, a student of the Koran, one of the best chess players of his day, and a remorseless general whose cruelty shocked even the troops he led.
