The phrase "a religious devotion to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong commitment or dedication to a particular belief, practice, or cause, often with a connotation of fervor or intensity.
Example: "Her religious devotion to environmental conservation drives her to volunteer every weekend at the local nature reserve."
Alternatives: "a fervent commitment to" or "an unwavering dedication to".
(Brantley) Last Chance 'DEDICATION, OR THE STUFF OF DREAMS' Portraying a terminally ill, rancidly rich misanthrope in Terrence McNally's play about a small-town children's theater troupe, Marian Seldes is a snappy advertisement for the time-defying benefits of a religious devotion to theater.
(Isherwood) 'DEDICATION, OR THE STUFF OF DREAMS' Portraying a terminally ill, rancidly rich misanthrope in Terrence McNally's play about a small-town children's theater troupe, Marian Seldes is a snappy advertisement for the time-defying benefits of a religious devotion to theater.
Irish Arts Center, 553 West 51st Street, Clinton, (212 868-4444.(Isherwood) 'DEDICATION, OR THE STUFF OF DREAMS' Portraying a terminally ill, rancidly rich misanthrope in Terrence McNally's play about a small-town children's theater troupe, Marian Seldes is a snappy advertisement for the time-defying benefits of a religious devotion to theater.
And then there's the Sony with a religious devotion to closed standards.
I have a religious devotion to Popeyes spicy fried chicken thighs.
The man has spent the better part of seven years insinuating himself into his constituents' lives through a religious devotion to birthday card mailouts and pancake breakfasts.
The staff, which increased from 320 to 410 in that time, have an almost religious devotion to lean manufacturing.
Capitalism and Communism shared one important principle in common: an almost religious devotion to economic growth.
They cultivate "the Aggie Spirit" through "an almost religious devotion to the traditions" of the school, some over 100 years old.
Arab-American and Muslim groups deplored on Friday the Federal Bureau of Investigation's use of training material that characterized the prophet Muhammad as a "cult leader" and linked Muslims' religious devotion to a potential for violence.
Authenticity is practically doctrine for the Seattle outfitter C. C. Filson, which has become a best-kept secret among the fashionable while remaining an object of near religious devotion to its sporting consumer core.
