The phrase "and prepared to devote" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating readiness or willingness to dedicate time, effort, or resources to a particular task or cause.
Example: "She is passionate about her work and prepared to devote countless hours to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "and ready to commit" or "and willing to dedicate".
"She had a great and enduring love for the party, took a great interest in its members and staff, and seemed prepared to devote an almost infinite amount of time to it".
The fact that graduate students and postdocs are interested in teaching, are willing to think critically about it, and are prepared to devote time and energy to becoming scholarly teachers suggests that our nation has a good shot at improving the way we teach science to undergraduates.
Mr Sarkozy cleared elements of this plan with other EU leaders last year, and is prepared to devote ferocious energy to it in his first weeks in office.
The FBI is stepping up efforts to apprehend two Libyans charged in the bombing of a Pan American World Airways jetliner more than six years ago and is prepared to devote additional agents to the international hunt in anticipation of new leads, FBI officials said Thursday.
Respondents from outside the Ministry argued that the MoH policy makers preferred IRS, and were prepared to devote considerable state resources to the intervention.
If your dog isn't learning, explore as many training methods as possible, and be prepared to devote plenty of time to training.
The molecule in question is called graphene and the EU is prepared to devote €1bn ($1.3bn) to it between 2013 and 2023 to find out if it can transform a range of sectors such as electronics, energy, health and construction.
The companies, in turn, are looking for employees – both men and women – who are prepared to devote their lives to the business, 24/7.
Yet their statements indi cated some residual doubt about how much effort and money the Administration was prepared to devote to carrying out the poli cy proclaimed in the new law.
The teachers' unions are bitterly opposed to any reform that lessens their own power, and they have acquired enormous political and financial strength that they are prepared to devote to defeating any attempt to adopt a voucher system.
