The phrase "concluded devoting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you have completed an activity, such as a speech, essay or other form of writing, in order to indicate that you have finished the task. For example, "After hours of hard work, I concluded devoting my essay to the importance of education."
Well informed sources said M&S had concluded that it devoted too much store space to clothing, especially as shoppers' shift towards buying online and the retailer continues to struggle to regain the broad family appeal it had in the 1980s.
"It's clear that marketers are spending significantly less than they should in mobile," the summary to the study concluded, and by not devoting enough of their media mix to mobile they are "losing out on sales and profits".
The other is a defense review that has concluded that Britain must devote more resources to the war in Afghanistan.
Even J.M. Keynes wrote on it, devoting the concluding chapter of his economic growth theory on the subject, Chapter 16 of The General Theory.
This review is concluded with a section devoted to the future perspectives for gold rods as novel materials.
Relations with the -classification is analyzed in Section 4. The paper is concluded by the section devoted to the generalization to the half-linear case.
The summit concluded with Session VII devoted to endoscopic or experimental approaches to management of gastrointestinal strictures and chronic pancreatitis.
The group concludes its season, devoted mostly to 20th-century music, with a wide-ranging program.
DONALD WIGAL New York David Rohde's appreciation of Richard C. Holbrooke concludes that he "devoted his life to public service, a notion that is now derided in many quarters".
Another study from southern Ethiopia reports similar results to our findings and concludes that HEWs devote more than 70% of their time to home visits alone [ 53].
