The phrase "dedicated to research" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that someone has decided to focus their efforts on researching a particular subject or topic. For example, "She is a graduate student dedicated to research in linguistics."
In 2015, state and local entities in North Carolina received about $5 million in grants under VAWA, according to data analyzed by researchers at the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law, a think tank dedicated to research on sexual orientation and gender identity law.
It is the UK's first ever academic centre dedicated to research about and training for the judiciary.
Since 1995 it has formed part of the Los Alamos Neutron Science Center (LANSCE), dedicated to research with neutrons.
The firm also announced the creation of Ennead Lab, a private foundation dedicated to research, education and advocacy.
When in 1996 the I.B.M. Systems Journal published an issue dedicated to research at the Media Lab, for example, it became the journal's most popular issue ever.
"One is to take a new project like the Whitney, and another is to work with an institution dedicated to research and teaching".
She had taken over the direction of the family foundation, named after her eldest brother and dedicated to research into learning difficulties, in 1957.
Ellison Scholars have produced exciting new findings and have trained outstanding new investigators dedicated to research on basic mechanisms of biological aging.
Sir Paul Nurse, the director of the Crick Institute, which is dedicated to research on human health, said the centre was delighted to have the portrait.
The institute, partially financed by Sweden, describes itself as "an independent international institute dedicated to research into conflict, armaments, arms control and disarmament".
Late last year, reports surfaced suggesting Isis was "aggressively pursuing the development of chemical weapons", creating a team dedicated to research and experiments.
