The phrase "accounts dedicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to accounts that are specifically allocated or assigned for a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The company has set up several accounts dedicated to research and development funding."
Alternatives: "designated accounts" or "allocated accounts".
People would create accounts dedicated to the novels.
More recently, a slew of popular Twitter accounts dedicated to posting only pictures or videos of dogs, every day, have cropped up.
Tumblr accounts dedicated to secretly photographing, uploading and then critiquing fellow commuters, have spored like bed bugs on a bus seat.
There are now dozens of podcasts, websites and social media accounts dedicated to the draft, several others dedicated to aggregating them, and several more focused on critiquing them.
There are thousands of videos on YouTube and dozens of Facebook and Twitter accounts dedicated to One West Hebrew Israelite messages.
Both actors have transcended preconceived ideas about adult movies, as droves of women and teenage girls readily admit to loving their films (if you're in doubt, just check the many tumblr accounts dedicated to them).
The Kurds have insisted that revenues collected by the central government should be put into an account that automatically redistributes the money into sub-accounts dedicated to the provinces or regions.
The money would be kept in a separate account dedicated to capital programs.
Victoria Neal, a 43-year-old from Fairfax, maintains a separate checking account dedicated to hockey purchases.
Netfix's recommendations are so bad that there's even a Twitter account dedicated to listing the worst of them.
The group plans to put all proceeds in a restricted account dedicated to the prevention of dogfighting.
