The phrase "a good dedication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commendable or meaningful dedication in a book, speech, or other forms of expression.
Example: "The author included a good dedication to honor her late grandmother, who inspired her writing journey."
Alternatives: "a heartfelt dedication" or "a meaningful dedication."
Good dedication to the topic here, with crayons being brought into play.
It didn't take me long to discover that Starbucks has many training programs that show a good work ethic, dedication and creativity.
"It's a very tasking, almost stupid episode to film 100 episodes in a go without $1bn, but we can show that with a good story, with dedication, with a committed cast and crew, with a bit of luck, you can achieve great things," says Mr Emelonye, with a smile.
After sewing several chambray shirts for a college play, Max came to appreciate all that goes into the production of handmade goods: dedication, time and patience.
Girardi has spoken of the gifts his father bestowed upon him, including toughness, dedication, a good work ethic, a love of fishing and a love of baseball through listening to Chicago Cubs games on the radio.
On the individual level, clearly you need talent, dedication, a good coach, and a willingness to put your life on hold, if necessary for several years, to reach the heights of Olympian success.
Work that is enjoyable or fun fosters a good work ethic and dedication to the job.
It used to be that with dedication and a good pair of scissors, one grocery shopper could get the same coupons — and cheap prices — as another.
The trick is sending the potatoes through a ricer, then a fine sieve or a tamis, a task that requires the dedication of a good sous-chef.
But she also says, with sincere admiration, that Lloyd would have made a good Communist because of his dedication to his students.
