The phrase "also be devoted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a commitment or dedication to something in addition to other commitments.
Example: "In addition to her work, she will also be devoted to her volunteer activities."
Alternatives: "also be committed" or "also be dedicated".
Afterward, its audience will be told to tune in at 10 p.m. to MTV's "True Life," which will also be devoted to ecstasy.
Psychoanalysis has no problem explaining that those who put to death countless people in the Nazi death chambers, for example, could also be devoted parents, whereas common sense psychology would have difficulty with this.
Further research will also be devoted to explore the frontiers of 3D printing and promote its effective application in the real-life construction sectors.
Since surface properties determine the resistivity of coatings towards corrosive chemicals, moisture and dirt repellency, a portion of the review will also be devoted towards modification of surface properties using fluoropolymer, and the synthesis and a brief description of the available fluorinated diols is given.
Even in cultivated areas, a significant proportion of the site of a solar farm can also be devoted to other productive uses, such as grazing or biodiversity.
One section will also be devoted to clinical practice guidelines or position statements.
The Guardian Africa network will also be devoting three days of coverage to the country now being called "Africa's North Korea".
In the coming months, we will also be devoting more resources to investigative reporting and to building out our U.S. video capabilities.
Frank also was devoted to the Catholic Church, and taught religion and theology for 40 years.
Inadequate resources have also been devoted to the securing of airport perimeters and cargo facilities, not to mention ports and energy plants.
Though she works at the university, the past seven years of Julie's life have also been devoted to making people talk to her.
