The phrase "added dedication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increased level of commitment or effort put into a task or project.
Example: "Her added dedication to the project ensured its success and impressed the entire team."
Alternatives: "increased commitment" or "enhanced devotion".
Canon McBride added: "Her dedication and service as a teacher and her ability to engage and inspire all of us with an intimacy we normally only associate with family or special friends, is a blessing we shall cherish for the rest of our lives".
But it is so us, making use of what we have, adding ingenuity, dedication, and resourcefulness, and making it the best there is.
Later, she griped about her decision to add a dedication to her daughters in the closing credits of the show's finale, a gesture that she said was received with utter indifference.
It's total dedication, total dedication".
Addressing volunteers Miss Pope's sister said: "Every minute of your hard work has been absolutely worth it". She added said the "dedication and selflessness" of local people was one of the few things which kept the family going during the search.
This fine woman has given much to the art community and for that, I say thank you". Noted sculptor Jon Seeman, whose work was in the gallery's last show, called Meyer "the consummate gallery owner". He added, via email: "Dedication to her artists and knowledge of the various art mediums have been her determined goals.
Soundtracking for iOS 3.0 ditches the text-based feed for singing photos, and adds music dedications plus a trending nearby tab.
The second model is Lady Bird Johnson, Laura Bush added, "because of her dedication to the preservation of native plants and highway beautification".
He added: "My stubbornness and dedication to my own goals has been by far the most important thing in my life.
"John has shown in the posts he has already held here that he is a journalist of real quality, experience and dedication," Kelner added.
