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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also wanted to devote" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire to dedicate time, effort, or resources to something in addition to other intentions or actions.
Example: "In addition to my research, I also wanted to devote some time to community service this year."
Alternatives: "also wished to dedicate" or "also aimed to commit".
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He said he also wanted to devote more energy to fund-raising, faculty recruitment and, possibly, a strategic plan for the school, which has 5,950 undergraduates and graduate students.
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Stricker, whose next event will be the match-play event outside Tucson in late February, also wants to devote time to a foundation for helping adolescents that he formed with one of his sponsors, American Family Insurance.
He also wants to devote more resources to Detroit's woeful transit system and freeze property taxes for homeowners in various neighborhoods, among other initiatives.
Mr. Salonen, now 48 and also the product of a country that places great weight on musical education, said he wanted to devote more time to composition.
He wanted to devote himself to astronomy.
He wanted to devote more and more time to it.
She really wanted to devote time to domesticity.
And they both wanted to devote their lives to helping others.
She wanted to devote her entire existence to the child, and yet she resented it.
The meetings themselves became a problem, consuming time members wanted to devote to their businesses.
After that he wanted to devote himself to academic pursuits.
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