The phrase "abiding devotion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deep, lasting commitment or loyalty to someone or something.
Example: "Her abiding devotion to her family was evident in everything she did for them."
Alternatives: "steadfast loyalty" or "enduring commitment."
An abiding devotion to simple cooking and fresh ingredients in the kitchen are part of Ms. Waters's broader "slow food" philosophy, of buying and eating local and organic.
A group home of 20 supportive men and women, all working to display their deep and abiding devotion to one another, would seem to suit that need perfectly.
These laws were almost uniformly pushed by Republican legislators, a group that in 2013 demonstrated its abiding devotion to protecting fetuses and its utter lack of interest in actual living children.
She was also one of the few intimates the author permitted into her life after the release in 1960 of her first and only published book — the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about the noble lawyer Atticus Finch, his abiding devotion to his children and his futile defense of an innocent black man in their Depression-era southern hamlet.
Deeply respected for his scientific accomplishments, he also was known for his abiding devotion to Johns Hopkins, his firm leadership and his quiet, gentle interaction with colleagues.
The family act eventually folded more recent stuff into its set -- Prince, the Cars, Eurythmics -- and that appears to have given the sisters an abiding devotion to the sonic signatures of early-'80s pop 'n' rock: slap bass, mechanized percussion, the palm-muted one-string guitar chug that was disco's gift to a generation of live bands.
There is a danger to abiding maternal devotion when it demands nothing but companionship in return.
She is a symbol of abiding loyalty and devotion.
She added, "Our family's actions since my father's passing have been motivated by our abiding love and devotion for our father".
Don't forget to show your abiding love and devotion now and always.
Like the mineral water bubbling up from the county's namesake baths, certain values infuse rural life here, including an abiding respect for tradition, devotion to religion and family, and a sense of stoicism and self-reliance.
