The phrase "dedicated document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that is created or used for a specific purpose or audience. Example: The handbook is a dedicated document for new employees, providing them with all the necessary information about company policies and procedures.
The artists were at Walter Reed representing the Joe Bonham Project, a year-and-a-half-old group dedicated to documenting the experiences of wounded service members.
After 24-hours of working together, Messrs Bell-Smith and Baio created Supercut.org, a site dedicated to documenting the "cultural phenomenon" of the supercut.
The Web site Literally Unbelievable is dedicated to documenting instances of Onion parodies that are mistaken for real news on Facebook.
Facebook is such a treasure trove of over-sharing parenting updates that there are entire blogs and books dedicated to documenting the worst offenders.
Since this ranch is not a neighborhood but forsaken desert, A.B.P. is more accurately a roving bureau of traffic reporters, dedicated to documenting illegal immigration where it happens.
There are so many wrecked cars and destroyed roads that there are Facebook pages and forums dedicated to documenting the absurd pervasiveness of accidents in Addis Ababa.
Laziness, entitlement and the capacity to be a right little idiot transcends class and rank as BBC3, tirelessly dedicated to documenting this phenomena, has amply proven.
It's perfectly legitimate to worry that young people are so dedicated to documenting their lives that they're forgetting to "live" it, whatever that might entail.
CruiseShipFires.com, a Web site dedicated to documenting blazes, explosions and other dangerous accidents on pleasure vessels, has dramatic photographs of similar events, including a large fire on a ship off the Norway coast late last year.
