The phrase "are devoted to high" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express a commitment to high standards or high ideals, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The team members are devoted to high quality in their work, ensuring every project meets the best standards."
Alternatives: "are committed to excellence" or "are dedicated to high standards."
The principle subdivisions of the SOC which are devoted to higher-frequency hearing are the LSO/MNTB (Caspary and Finlayson 1991; Cant and Hyson 1992; Glendenning and Masterton 1998) and those devoted to lower frequencies are represented by the MSO (Goldberg and Brown 1968; Warr 1982; Yin and Chan 1990; Smith et al. 1993; Spitzer and Semple 1995).
Up till now very few studies have been devoted to high through-put studies of immune cells on the single cell level, see for example [44] [46].
Since the 1980s considerable research effort has been devoted to high utilisation (HU) of psychiatric services.
Approximately 1.3 × 105 hectares could be devoted to high amylase maize production in the USA, with environmental loadings of thermostable alpha-amylase expressed in grain conservatively estimated as 0.14 kg/ha for residues of high amylase maize production [ 52].
"But all their effort has been devoted to high-tech.
When I taught there 40 years ago, Austin was devoted to higher education and politicking.
David Baltimore argues for more of our budget surplus to be devoted to higher education and basic research, to guarantee that our universities continue their role as technological innovators (Op-Ed, Oct. 28).
People here predicted that immediate concerns about the economy might crowd out the official agenda, which as usual is devoted to high-minded concerns, humanistic as well as economic.
Four years ago, The Journal collected a variety of existing features scattered throughout the paper, added new ones, and produced a section, called Weekend Journal, which is devoted to high-end leisure, with features like House of the Week.
The Nazca weavers, however, succeeded in defeating the mass market, for their work was devoted to highest quality, and their skill was such that even though miles of similarly patterned cloth were turned out regularly, the repetition did not destroy its beauty.
