"dedicate space" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to set aside or reserve an area for a specific purpose. Example: The new office building will dedicate space on the first floor for a daycare center.
Before its emergence, libraries would dedicate space on their shelves for books according to their own systems.
Because few zoos are able to dedicate space for breeding, they rely on places like LEO, which stands for Lionshare Educational Organization, to maintain healthy populations.
Brian Duffy, the editor of U.S. News, said that he agreed with Mr. Zuckerman's decision to dedicate space and resources to the new columns.
Long considered poor stepchildren to European art, American paintings did not even have their own department at the Met until the mid-1930s, and it took nearly 50 more years for the institution to dedicate space for American painting galleries.
In addition to research, plans call for the center to dedicate space and staff to translating discoveries into commercial products and services, with hopes it will also spin off companies that create more jobs.
Walgreens says it will dedicate space in its stores to Birchbox experiences that feature its branding, which will include curated assortments of full-sized skin care, hair and makeup products from more than 40 brands.
I'd never had a separate, dedicated space for composing.
There's even a dedicated space for parties.
Yet the old Whitney, on the Upper East Side, lacked a dedicated space for music.
We dedicated space to a "renewal" room in which employees can nap, meditate or relax.
The program will have its own dedicated space starting next month, she said.
