The phrase "are devoted in a" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "are devoted to a" when expressing dedication or commitment to something.
Example: "They are devoted to a cause that promotes environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "are committed to a" or "are dedicated to a".
That is the fate to which science is subjected; it is the very meaning of scientific work, to which it is devoted in a quite specific sense, as compared with other spheres of culture for which in general the same holds.
A particular care was devoted in achieving a good conversion linearity over a wide bipolar input current range.
The results suggest that attention play a crucial role in multitasking and ProM performance with respect to whether or not a word display requires more attention to be devoted in monitoring and identifying it for an appropriate action.
Present study was devoted in finding gene signatures for obesity and diabetes systemic inflammation.
The final days of the summer program are devoted to a mini-conference in which the teams present their results.
The experimental results are devoted to corrosion in a lead bismuth eutectic, arrest of corrosion of weld-decay, radiation damage and creep rupture as well as new technique of GBE using a laser and annealing procedure.
"How many people are devoted to him in a way that sometimes has to do with cruelty, I'm afraid".
Indeed their $22 million in assets are devoted to promoting a narrow and exclusive definition of both.
This section and the next are devoted to our Pareto optimization in a realistic scenario is not more expensive than other approaches calculating a similar amount of alternative answers.
Analysis of the paleome has suggested that a substantial proportion of its genes are devoted to coding for functions involved in a ratchet-like accumulation of information (Danchin, 2008a).
