The phrase "as much dedication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of dedication between two or more subjects or to emphasize the extent of dedication required for a task.
Example: "To succeed in this project, we need to show as much dedication as we did in the previous one."
Alternatives: "equal dedication" or "the same level of dedication".
It's a very difficult skill, and arguably demands as much dedication as a sport such as golf if you're to reach the top.
His way required as much dedication as any man has ever given to the game, and became the standard of effort by which the best in the game have measured themselves ever since.
Perhaps Graves can approach the engineering aspect of his designs with as much dedication as he affords the aesthetics.
But her 2018 campaign showed just as much dedication to reaching out to the middle as it did to firing up her party's base.
Writer describes the role of former RFK aide Adam Walinsky in creating the federal program... Walinsky's notion was to take the basic idea of R.O.T.C. (offering college students scholarship money in return for service) and apply it to policing, which, he reasoned, required at least as much skill, dedication, and training as the military.
Pride in their achievements bonds the Hall of Famers as much as their dedication to the game.
Not to do traditional blueblood sports down, but surely becoming a world-class Battlefield 3 multiplayer competitor involves as much skill and dedication as teaching a horse to mince like a 1970s sitcom homosexual in the anachronistic "dressage".
What he has done should not be diminished because of the sport he did it in, a sport which, by the way, requires just as much if not more dedication, strength, commitment, and talent to excel in than any other Olympic sport.
His dedication, as much to the principle of scientific record-keeping as to ozone study, would make him something of a working-class hero among scientists.
The toxic, trophy wife is only a small percentage of the upper-crust in our societies (1percentt of the population), and hardly representative of the majority of the stay-at-home moms who work extremely long hours with as much, if not more, dedication & diligence as those in the remunerated work force.
Other teachers are motivated as much by money as by dedication to their profession.
