'dedicated place' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a certain location that is set aside for a specific purpose. For example, "The local community built a dedicated place of worship for their growing congregation."
For that reason, having a dedicated place for the buyer to pursue personal interests like video games or sports may improve your home's resale value, she said.
Now they have a dedicated place to browse.
Only 118 (62.8 %) of ICUs had a waiting room; 152 (80.9 %) had a dedicated place to inform and communicate with relatives.
I am thrilled to have it back in shape so that I have a dedicated place for those unintentionally disregarded works.
When you pay for an 'office space' like this and have a dedicated place to go, one filled with other working writers typing up their own pages, it makes you all the more motivated to do your own work".
"When we find or receive very young children who need our support, we do not have a dedicated place for them to stay.
Presumably, there are dedicated places in the brain — Berridge calls them "hedonic hot spots" — where the gloss of pleasure is painted on, where a certain sheen and glimmer is cast over life's rewards.
Presumably, there are dedicated places in the brain Berridge calls them "hedonic hot spots"—where the gloss of pleasure is painted on, where a certain sheen and glimmer is cast over life's rewards.
Although local authorities and police have arrangements to use mental health units and dedicated places in general hospitals elsewhere, these can be full or unable to cope because of staff shortages.
The founders say they'll add more structure over time, and give dedicated places to add bio information (schools, work, etc).
But it's much more than just another layer in Google Maps, with this release on every Android phone (1.6 and later), there will now be a dedicated Places icon that appears in the Android app launcher.
