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The phrase "and then devote the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation of time, resources, or attention to a specific task or subject.
Example: "After completing the initial research, we will focus on the main project and then devote the necessary resources to its development."
Alternatives: "and subsequently dedicate the" or "and then allocate the".
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Mr. Gore contends that the best way to strengthen the system is to use the Social Security surplus to pay down the national debt, and then devote the interest savings to the system.
So I am in the camp of let's build an appropriate memorial for part of the land... and then devote the rest of it to economic recovery and economic development.
First, we will discuss individual factors, and then devote the majority of our analysis to institutional barriers.
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Every morning at 5 30, Picoult hikes with a friend; she writes until her children return home from school and then devotes the afternoon to them.
To prolong the system's life, Mr. Gore proposes using the Social Security surplus to pay down the national debt and then devoting the interest saved to the retirement system.
Returning to the U.S., he took up the study of law, graduating from New York University School of Law in 1953, and then devoted the greater part of his long professional career to the pursuit of justice on behalf of those who, like himself, had suffered under Hitler's brutal regime.
In November he started off with two-day events in New Hampshire and then devoted the rest of the month to Iowa.
What if you could just turn wireframes straight into code and then devote your time to the more complex aspects of a build?
Then devote the afternoon to boating.
He would rouse himself for one last electoral victory in the summer of 1996, and then devote his waning years to concocting a successor regime he hoped could keep the Communist revanchists at bay.
Mr. Glickenhaus said he planned to spend six months helping with the transition and then devote more time to his hobbies — brain research and classical music.
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