The phrase "a little dedication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a small amount of commitment or effort put into a task or goal.
Example: "With a little dedication, you can achieve your dreams and reach your full potential."
Alternatives: "some commitment" or "a bit of effort".
To any dedicated boxing fan — and surely more than a little dedication is required, these days — all the fretting about the relative obscurity of the sport might seem irrelevant.
But a little dedication would have led to some comfort in an age when VS Pritchett could live in some style on short stories and book reviews.
They are the perfect holiday confection — difficult enough to be special but not so hard that a cook with a few free hours, a pantry of common ingredients and a little dedication cannot make one.
Ah, well, a lot of people say a lot of things and we don't believe in ourselves to put in the hard work, to walk on the right path, to use a little muscle, to use a little brains, put a little dedication in to do right.
There's not a huge learning curve to it, but it's a habit that takes a little dedication and time.
But sometimes all it takes is a little dedication: The first person to work on his case, he reminds people, was a college junior.
Aware, perhaps, that if he dug with a little more dedication he would find his body lying breathless under this world's surface.
That just a little fanatical dedication and training can vex and sometimes humiliate a modern state seeking to defend its citizens.
I love that little dedication.
Almost as many people tried to attend a corporate press conference in Seattle on Wednesday as there were football fans crammed into São Paulo's Arena Corinthians stadium to watch England lose to Uruguay the next day; 60,038 people, showing no little dedication, applied to watch Amazon boss Jeff Bezos reveal the company's new smartphone.
Gunden said von Sydow showed little dedication to his role, and Clarens judged Jones's portrayal of Thulsa Doom to be worse than camp.
