The phrase "and devoting funds to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation of financial resources towards a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The organization is committed to supporting education by and devoting funds to scholarships for underprivileged students."
Alternatives: "allocating resources to" or "investing money in".
She said the National Congress should immediately devote funds to prison renovations and that prosecutors should be given more resources to investigate cases.
It required legislation to enable local authorities to devote funds to this cause.
Even if the United States wanted to generously devote funds to help build new Arab democracies, its ability to do so is severely hampered.
For their part, the three Democrats support an amendment that would devote funds to reducing class sizes, a measure Republicans oppose.Child-welfare is a sensitive subject for Mr Bush.
He devoted funds to fighting Jack C. Walton, the anti-Klan governor of Oklahoma; to the group's joy, Walton was impeached and removed from office in 1923.
He plans to create a state center for school safety and devote funds from the capital budget to make school buildings safer, including installing cameras at entrances, having doors that lock automatically and buzzer entrance systems.
Drawing from a small portion of the federal funds allocated for the 2008 bank bailout, HHF lets state governments devote funding to helping homeowners avoid foreclosures.
Read was at the White House earlier this month alongside President Barack Obama as he announced new steps his administration would take to strengthen background checks and devote additional funding to mental health services.
Other districts singled out for praise included San Diego Unified, which devoted funds for mentor teachers to monitor the behavior, attendance and academic progress of foster students.
You're talking about shifting the lottery money out of the general fund and devoting it to this program.
