The phrase "as it is devoted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that is dedicated or committed to a particular purpose or cause.
Example: "The organization operates with a clear mission, as it is devoted to improving the lives of underprivileged children."
Alternatives: "since it is dedicated" or "because it is committed".
However, the film is as witless as it is gutless.Most of it is devoted to the courtship and marriage of Liz Cassidy (Miss Bisset) and Theo Tomasis (Mr. Quinn), about whom the writer and J. Lee Thompson, the director, would like to have it both ways.
One of the most potent galleries is one whose inclusion might come as a surprise; it's devoted to a meeting.
Again, Hanks could have done much to alleviate this problem by tackling it head-on in the chapter introduction, which as it stands is devoted to biographical sketches and summaries of the individual selections, offering no conceptual architecture that will help the reader to integrate them and locate their convergence on critical questions of technology and values.
The store, as it turned out, is devoted to the North Face, billed on a section of the Web site of its parent, the VF Corporation, as "the ultimate, authentic outdoor brand".
As promisingly fat as it is – Murdoch devoted four hours a day to her correspondence – its contents are irredeemably dull and frustrating.
She's as dangerous as she is devoted.
Of course it's tough talking peace right now -- every bit as tough as it is for devoted Christians to preach forgiveness in the current climate.
The novel's prose may be calm enough, but the novel's form will seem exaggerated, because it is monochromatically devoted to funniness, as a fever is devoted to heat.
The lion's share of costs associated with sending humans into space is devoted, as it should be, to making sure they survive the voyage.
The sign of its eradication is given as that all worship is devoted to Allah.
