The phrase "be dedicated as" is a grammatically correct and commonly used construction in written English.
It is typically used to express the idea of someone or something being assigned or designated for a specific purpose or role. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts. Example: "The new park was dedicated as a memorial to the soldiers who lost their lives in the war."
Therefore, the critical medical resources can be dedicated as needed.
But Mr. Bado, the Hoboken development official, insisted that critics who believe the entire tract should be dedicated as open space "are not being realistic".
The island can be dedicated as parkland, and set aside in a virtual "land bank" for public use when the funds can be found to provide whatever cleanup is required.
The approved project calls for two luxury 10-story condominium buildings consisting of a total of 250 residential units, with another 140 units to be dedicated as a hotel in the ocean-front portion of one of the towers.
The game against the Waratahs on Friday was to be dedicated as a remembrance match for the Pike River mining disaster that occurred on the South Island's West Coast in November, with the Crusaders to wear special jerseys.
The township's plans for the property haven't yet been finalized, though 54 of the 60 acres are to be dedicated as a township park, complete with bicycle paths and playing fields.
When he reads one his imagination starts working and he tries to picture both the writer and the one to whom the book is dedicated as well as the memories evoked in the dedication.
The mansion was dedicated as a national historic site in 1940.
He describes his companion, Nit, to whom "Bangkok Haunts" is dedicated, as an "extreme country girl".
"My office is dedicated, as is the team, to seeing that justice is done in all those cases.
It is dedicated, as is this book, to the shared experience of the young Eshuns: "It's about us..
