The phrase "also devotes space to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation of attention or resources to a particular topic or subject within a larger context, such as an article, book, or presentation.
Example: "The report also devotes space to the environmental impact of the project, highlighting its sustainability efforts."
Alternatives: "also allocates space to" or "also dedicates space to".
Cropper's monograph also devotes space to stochastic methods, including Monte Carlo methods and techniques based on random walk algorithms.
In a society where women are expected to marry young, Gaogenxie also devotes space to the challenges facing single women, including single mothers.All this, though, does not add up to confirmation of a civil society.
And fair play to the author: if all that sounds a bit critics' choice, he also devotes space to the excellent early solo works of Rod Stewart, and in particular Every Picture Tells a Story (1971), a symbol of King's deep friendship with the London gallerist Joshua Compston, who died from an overdose in 1996.
And fair play to the author: if all that sounds a bit critics' choice, he also devotes space to the excellent early solo works of Rod Stewart, and in particular Every Picture Tells a Story (1971), a symbol of King's deep friendship with the London gallerist Joshua Compston, who died from an overdose in 1996.
The Center for Women's History will also devote space to at least one woman whose historical accomplishments are much more recent: Billie Jean King, the tennis star who pushed for equal prize money for female and male players.
Resale price maintenance might also serve to secure margins for small-volume retailers who, without some such guarantee, would be disinclined to devote space to the product.
And newspapers, ever eager for a good health scare, have happily devoted space to such stories.
Science has devoted space to making the case for transforming undergraduate education (Anderson et al., 2011).
Mr. Frum also devotes considerable space to the phrase "axis of evil," his own main claim to fame.
Because this is Los Angeles, in addition to a spotlight on cheat day foods, the museum also devotes some space to fitness.
Kanigel also devotes little space to the complicity of Vichy Nice in the deportation of French Jews (eventually to Auschwitz) by the Nazis.
