The phrase "dedicated to caring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing admiration for someone's devotion to something, such as their job or family. For example: "He is a great father, truly dedicated to caring for his children."
GPs were - and most still are - independent contractors wholly dedicated to caring for NHS patients.
The foundation, located in Saratoga Springs, is one of the largest private organizations in the world dedicated to caring for former racehorses.
Now her beliefs enjoy wide acceptance.One sign of that change is the establishment of thousands of hospices, places dedicated to caring rather than curing.
If he is not claimed he will be taken to a rescue centre dedicated to caring for Great Pyrenees' according to Ms Fennell.
The foundation, located in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., is one of the largest private organizations in the world dedicated to caring for former racehorses.
Unison members whose whole working lives are dedicated to caring for others won't take that decision lightly, but they can only be pushed so far.
Psychological care for patients with Alzheimer's disease residing in institutions (whether dedicated to care for dependent elderly (EHPAD) or designed for long-term care in general) is recognized, by all healthcare professionals, as a major priority.
Newer communities are setting up wings dedicated to care for folks with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, and older communities are adding on services in memory care.
Also, family caregivers can search online for ways to benefit from the time and effort they dedicate to caring for a loved one.
Both PNs and GPs struggled most with how to arrange long-term monitoring of older people considering the limited number of hours PNs could dedicate to care for older people.
Why does AFSC, an organization dedicated to peace, care so much about agriculture and economic opportunity?
