The phrase "continue its dedication to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it in a sentence like, "The charity is committed to continue its dedication to providing essential resources to those in need."
Today, the Institute continues its dedication to public education and creating a passion for science by offering new and exciting access to science and technology in ways that would dazzle and delight its namesake.
MakerBot Industries continues to demonstrate its dedication to putting the tools of creativity into the hands of the those brilliant and bold enough to bring their imagination into the physical world.
Or, in other words, 55percentt are less than fully committed to return when they take a break – and that's a figure that may frighten show runners – one miss could see over half a committed audience lose its dedication to continue with the series.
It does not appear that the generals will go quietly: In a recent speech, Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, the commander in chief, reiterated the importance of the military's continuing role in politics and its dedication to preserving the existing Constitution.
Her commitment and dedication have helped this organization continue its tradition as one of the shining stars of the UN system.
The amount of innovative work created at CASBS is a result of its continuing dedication to fostering collaboration and intellectual debate.
The Regional Bihac Hospital, which cares for an area with a population of more than 350,000 that has been surrounded by Serbian rebels for three years, has managed through the sacrificial dedication of its staff to continue its work.
"Besides being the artist's single most important work, it continues our dedication to art that operates, to paraphrase Robert Rauschenberg, 'in the gap between art and life,' " said Madeleine Grynsztejn, the museum's senior curator of painting and sculpture.
He failed to accomplish that in his meetings in Jerusalem with Jesus' disciples, who continued their dedication to Judaism while embracing Jesus as the prophesized Jewish messiah.
The book has sold 500,000 copies since its publication, and Douglas' continued dedication to ecology conservation earned her the nicknames "Grand Dame of the Everglades", "Grandmother of the Everglades" and "the anti-Christ" for her singular focus at the expense of some political interests.
In summary, our vision a life free of diabetes and all its burdens may be achieved through continued dedication to support for diabetes research and active involvement and collaboration in the community.
