'dedicated to continuous' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe someone or something devoted to maintaining the same quality or effort in the long term. For example, "They are dedicated to continuous improvement in their customer service."
With a continued commitment to the highest standards, Head Start remains dedicated to continuous improvement as we place at-risk children and families on their path to success.
I'm a self-help queen, dedicated to continuous improvement.
Dr. Yeung is dedicated to continuous improvement in the hospital focused on ensuring access and excellent care in the inpatient setting, building strong transitions to outpatient care, and ensuring a strong educational training experience for residents at the VA.
The study was carried out by a team of researchers led by Eric Verploegen of D-Lab and Ousmane Sanogo and Takemore Chagomoka of the World Vegetable Center, which is dedicated to continuous work with horticultural cooperatives and farmers in Mali.
The best leaders are deeply dedicated to continuous improvement and life-long learning.
These include having an entrepreneurial mindset, being innately clever, dedicated to continuous improvement, working well with others, being a good communicator and exhibiting personal leadership.
This chapter is dedicated to the continuous solid support-free liquid liquid chromatographic process called sequential centrifugal partition chromatography (sCPC).
A base load power plant is one that's dedicated to providing a continuous supply of energy.
Downtown, wander over to the Place des Festivals, a large public space dedicated to the city's continuous schedule of urban entertainment, including the annual jazz festival that takes place each summer at the end of June or beginning of July.
Scientific literature dedicated to assessment reveals that continuous assessment aims to facilitate student learning, enables students to become active, responsible and reflective practitioners, improves the quality of learning and provides formal accountability and accreditation of knowledge (Orsmond et al. 2000; Wen et al. 2006, among others).
ICUs are specially staffed, self-contained hospital units, dedicated to the management and continuous monitoring of patients with life-threatening illnesses.
