The phrase "dedicated to evaluate" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
Example: This committee is dedicated to evaluate the effectiveness of our company's new policies.
Section 3 is dedicated to evaluate the sensing performance through numerical simulations.
Many studies dedicated to evaluate this phenomenon focus mainly on elements with similar height-to-length ratios.
In the competitive manufacturing markets, quality engineers frequently are dedicated to evaluate whether the quality performance of products met the desire level.
Besides the basic distribution of C functionalities, application of solid-state NMR allows the implementation of specific experiments dedicated to evaluate the steric arrangement and conformational behavior of crystalline and amorphous polymers [11, 12].
These studies were specifically dedicated to evaluate NPPV as a preventive tool against endotracheal intubation, and not as an alternative treatment for ARF.
However, few studies dedicated to evaluate the expression of ST3GAL-1 and its correlation with ccRCC pathological characters, making the issue elusive.
It is quite likely that if the paper had then an executive dedicated to evaluating reader and staff complaints, he would have detected significant tremors before the earthquakes.
Yet that same group acknowledged the risk associated with doing this: 78 percent had two or fewer people dedicated to evaluating private equity deals, and 63 percent heard about deals from friends and family members — eerily similar to how Bernard L. Madoff attracted investors.
Three real-world examples are dedicated to evaluating the feasibility of the proposed model in terms of the differences in assembly sequences.
