"dedicated love" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express affection that is devoted and unwavering. For example, "His dedicated love for his wife was evident from the many romantic gestures he made on a daily basis."
But in the film, she is Pongo's equal – resilient, dedicated, loving, protective and capable in the same amount.
If justice prevails, May 30th 2016 marks the day we finally get to see the release and freedom of my brother - a 45-year-old, dedicated, loving husband and father of five - from arbitrary detainment in the UAE.
For the dedicated, loving and anxious parent, letting a child go can be tough.
We have birth dog mothers and then we have human Dog Mothers, the beautiful, dedicated, loving volunteers at local SPCAs, city shelters, and rescue organizations.
Even thought I think we should celebrate love everyday, to have a day dedicated to LOVE gives us "romantics" the chance to make it as lovely and unforgettable as we can.
"Sustaining, warming and endlessly refreshing, it should surely have had almost as many poems written to it as have been dedicated to love".
The earl was the only known patron of Shakespeare, who dedicated the love poems "Venus and Adonis" (1593) and "The Rape of Lucrece" (1594) to him.
According to Theroux, the decisive blow came when he picked up a rare books catalogue only to find the seller offering up copies of his books that were dedicated "with love" to Naipaul and his first wife, Pat.
Mr. Ficarra, 41, and Mr. Requa, 44, who are both straight, dedicated "I Love You Phillip Morris" to Paul Corrigan, one of their teachers at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where they studied film in the early '90s.
Its residents have come from all over the country, spurning the "plastic society" of suburban sprawl, packaged foods and bourgeois values for a new life dedicated to love and peace and freedom in the wilds of California.
