The phrase "and devoted as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare someone's devotion to a particular quality or role, often in a simile format.
Example: "She is as dedicated and devoted as a mother caring for her child."
Alternatives: "and committed as a" or "and loyal as a".
How can he be so two-faced as a lawyer and, at the same time, so happy and devoted as a husband and father, with a wife and children who are equally devoted in turn?
Only one character seems to enjoy family happiness in the conventional way the crafty lawyer Louis Canning Michael J. Foxx), whom Alicia calls, in the new season, "the devil". How can he be so two-faced as a lawyer and, at the same time, so happy and devoted as a husband and father, with a wife and children who are equally devoted in turn?
Al, the youngest child, is dedicated, persistent and devoted as a pitcher, which is how Maria is as a mother.
On the contrary, I try to be deeply loving and devoted as a girlfriend, friend, sibling, daughter and while working with my clients through my company.
Allen said the city needs to make pedestrian safety a priority and devote as much attention to that cause as it does repairing streets with its annual Potholepalooza campaign.
The lead organizers devoted as many as 80 hours a week to the effort; none were paid.
But few have devoted as much energy and enthusiasm to this enterprise as the Lark.
In his books Mr. Tanaka devoted as much energy to materials and production as to design.
Develop a regular practice schedule and devote as much of your free time as possible to improving your talents in your star-making venture.
Is it possible to be too devoted as a caregiver?
The players, who are clients, or consumers, at the 70 residential sites and six-day treatment centers served by FREE or other groups that aid the mentally ill and retarded, devote as many as 30 hours a week to their art, performing and helping build sets.
