The phrase "dedicated room for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a certain room that has a specific purpose. For example: "We have a dedicated room for meetings."
The National Centre for Creative Learning, which will occupy 40 percent of the new wing, will feature a multimedia room and digital studio, a 120-seat lecture theater, two creative studios and a dedicated room for children with special needs.
Most ICUs have a waiting room 118/188 (62.8 %) and a dedicated room for meeting the family 152/188 (80.8 %).
Grateful to have a dedicated room for writing and creating.
The convention organisers have clearly taken note, as the latest Shanghai Matchmaking Expo saw the introduction of a dedicated room for parents, designed to make it easier for them to swap their kids' profiles.
The convention organizers have clearly taken note, as the latest Shanghai Matchmaking Expo saw the introduction of a dedicated room for parents, designed to make it easier for them to swap their kids' profiles.
Thirty-four facilities had at least one dedicated room for the rapid isolation and evaluation of patients with suspected HIDs.
Five inpatients units had dedicated rooms for clinical activities and meetings with families, and also had dedicated outdoor areas for patients (and their families).
Rigorous controls to limit contamination were carried out, including the use of separate, dedicated rooms for DNA extraction, PCR setup, and gel analysis.
Another study from Portugal also demonstrated that the incidence of HCV infection was lowest in units that used dedicated machines or dedicated rooms for anti-HCV-positive patients [ 30].
49 Interviews will take place within the hospital in a non-clinical setting (eg, in the postgraduate centre in dedicated rooms for interviewing) to allow patients to talk freely about issues related to medication adherence.
It is located in the eye clinic of the hospital with a dedicated room equipped for evaluation and testing of patients with low vision.
