The phrase "a true dedication to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a genuine commitment or devotion to a particular cause, person, or activity.
Example: "Her work reflects a true dedication to environmental conservation and sustainability."
Alternatives: "a genuine commitment to" or "a heartfelt devotion to".
A museum volunteer since 1966, Phyllis was an ardent print researcher with precise cataloging skills, an encyclopedic knowledge of art history and a true dedication to scholarship.
They truly believe in where they are, and they have a true dedication to furthering their education in an early role.
Originally, Enron had a corporate culture of excellence and a true dedication to changing the world.
Making an egg appear gelatinous, a bowl of noodles appear still-warm, or a piece of bacon appear juicy requires more than just a steady hand, but a true dedication to culinary replication in plastic, that is.
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Making an egg appear gelatinous, a bowl of noodles appear still-warm, or a piece of bacon appear juicy requires more than just a steady hand, but a true dedication to culinary replication in plastic, that is.
This past week, scores of local volunteers gathered at the Burbank Water and Power auxiliary warehouse to put the final touches on Burbank's float, "Lights… Camera… Action!" Among the locals was one non-local, a woman who showed true dedication to being on hand for petal-pushing duty — Rosemary Clower of Woodstock, Va.
We expect a high standard of care, true dedication to our clients and pets, and a commitment to teamwork.
Entrepreneurship is not for the faint of heart, and it takes true dedication to a mission to make the ups and downs worthwhile.
Like the salmon, Shih has led a life of global ambition, extraordinary adventure, and true dedication to the places he calls home.
Marvin and Dorian display true dedication to the Jewish community and true kindness toward those in need through their unwavering commitment to philanthropy.
