"dedicated instruction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to instruction or teaching that is focused, committed, and specialized towards a specific topic or goal. Example: The school prides itself on providing dedicated instruction in the arts, with a team of highly qualified and passionate teachers.
We developed and evaluated an intensive national educational course ("boot camp") designed to provide dedicated instruction in site-specific anatomy, radiology, and contouring using a multidisciplinary (MDT) approach.
If you want to learn how to code, you'll probably go to Lynda.com, Treehouse or another platform that offers dedicated instruction, video-based or not.
Offering dedicated instruction for how students and clinical instructors deal with these types of conflicts is one idea Carter wants to pursue.
However, we now believe that some dedicated instruction in radiation protection, in the form of a focussed module, is required to ensure that the objectives of the Eurotom 97 directive are achieved and the clinicians of tomorrow are informed to the best of their ability, appropriate to their level of responsibility.
It is hoped that greater awareness of these relative doses by the introduction of dedicated instruction in radiation protection may help minimise in the increasing number of unwarranted CT referrals in favour of lower dose modalities or imaging modalities such as ultrasound and MRI.
One area of focus was to ensure dedicated instruction in musculoskeletal medicine in 100% of U.S. medical schools (Project 100), an objective that was addressed in a number of ways [ 9] including re-evaluation of musculoskeletal curricula by schools and accreditation bodies (Contemporary issues in medicine report VII).
There was no dedicated contouring instruction.
There are some WikiHow pages dedicated to instruction on replacing a battery or screen.
On another system (Xtensa CPU @320 Mhz) with partially customizable hardware, the authors implemented dedicated CPU instructions to accelerate ECC.
With teacher mentoring models, ESS are only partly responsible for science instruction; some of these positions are dedicated to instructional leadership and support for classroom teachers.
For example, ECP offers seminar-style courses entirely dedicated to communications instruction.
