The phrase "about the dedication of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific dedication, such as a ceremony, event, or commitment related to a person, cause, or project.
Example: "The article is about the dedication of the new community center, highlighting the efforts of local volunteers."
Alternatives: "regarding the dedication of" or "concerning the dedication of".
Tells about the dedication of George Washington Bridge.
Talk story about the dedication of a small rustic shelter along Central Park Lake, recently constructed.
Talk story about the dedication of the first "Super Block -St.
Talk story about the dedication of the Garibaldi-Meucci Memorial Museum in Rosebank, Staten Island.
An article on Aug. 30 about the dedication of a new Roman Catholic cathedral in Los Angeles misstated the precedent.
Mr. Biden talked about the dedication of his wife, Jill, to teaching (she has worked at community colleges), and he urged one girl to go into that profession.
However most of the mission's area remained in districts and a more complete strengthening of the church in Ontario would not come about until the dedication of the Toronto Ontario Temple in 1990, which Monson attended as a member of the First Presidency.
This recognition has come about because of the dedication of our doctors and other medical personnel.
Croatians take pride in their literary tradition, which dates to about 1100, with the dedication of the Baška Tablet (Bašćanska Ploča), a stone monument inscribed with Glagolitic script that was found in the 19th century on the island of Krk.
There was George Bush himself, on Thursday, out and about, looking happier than Hagel, at the dedication of the Presidential library whose archives will hold evidence of the disaster of his war.
Burdett and Brougham were also treasured acquaintances, though this did not prevent Bentham from expressing scepticism about the dedication to radical reform of the former, or from criticising the latter's proposals to reform the Chancery Court in Lord Brougham Displayed (1832).
