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The phrase "a principled devotion to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong commitment or dedication to a set of principles or values.
Example: "Her career has been marked by a principled devotion to social justice and equality."
Alternatives: "a steadfast commitment to" or "a dedicated adherence to".
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Still, if music and words are respected in most productions today, the reason is not just a principled devotion to the masters but also something more pragmatic.
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He's not Superman — not invulnerable, and not endowed with anything but some natural talent, some audacity, and some practical intelligence — but he's fiercely principled, and his devotion to his principles lends him an extra measure of efficacy.
"A devotion to an absence".
Seasonal cooking has often meant a narrow devotion to simplicity.
Izzo studies counterparts with a Belichickian devotion to film.
It meant having an unimpeachable technical founder, 10X engineers, a relentless devotion to computing dominance.
And then there's the Sony with a religious devotion to closed standards.
Some are dressed in a dazzling devotion to details.
Pope Francis has a special devotion to "The Holy Family".
Have a deep devotion to prayer.
Have a special devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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