The phrase "and devote it to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing the act of dedicating time, resources, or effort to a specific purpose or activity.
Example: "She decided to take a year off from work and devote it to traveling the world."
Alternatives: "and dedicate it to" or "and commit it to".
Suggests they start a newspaper of their own, and devote it to a passionate campaign for the 12-hour day and 10 minutes for lunch.
Wouldn't we all be better off to just take all that energy and devote it to getting ourselves to a better place financially?
In 1972, several executives from Hyde Park Bank, including Ronald A. Grzywinski, its president, raised $4 million from foundations, church groups and wealthy individuals to buy South Shore and devote it to community development.
Laurence Tribe, a professor at Harvard Law School: "It was inspiring, absolutely inspiring to see someone as brilliant as Barack Obama take all of the talent and devote it to making people's lives better".
It was closed in 1998 due to low usage, but the current project to restore the theatre and devote it to Cantonese opera was initiated in 2009 by the Hong Kong government in collaboration with local arts groups that are devoted to the traditional technique, such as the Chinese Artists Associationn.
When they have that chemistry already they can work remotely in a distributed way much more effectively". Finally, on the technical end of things, a pain point for developers is when they have to take time away from building new applications and devote it to managing and fixing old ones instead.
"We've developed five hours of content, made it extremely portable and easy to use, and devoted it to rediscovering aspects of our collection and its history.
You're talking about shifting the lottery money out of the general fund and devoting it to this program.
Miaoulis acquired a considerable fortune from his wheat-shipping business during the Napoleonic Wars and devoted it to the Greek struggle for independence against the Turks.
B1 ARTS & IDEAS B7-20 SPOBITUARIESOBITUA11ES A11 John Aspinall A British millionaire who made his fortune in the world of upper-class gambling and devoted it to breeding gorillas and tigers, he was 74.
Nearly 16 years after finally turning his life around and devoting it to help others in a similar position to that in which he found himself after leaving the Armed Forces, he has been recognised with an OBE for services to homeless people.
