"dedication to promote" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used to express someone's commitment to furthering a cause, idea, or belief. For example, "The mayor showed a dedication to promote renewable energy initiatives in the city."
And Klammer's dedication to promoting its charms goes beyond the call of duty.
Chef Chris Whittaker's dedication to promoting local farms, fisheries and wineries even includes a nightly raffle where the prize is produce from one of his suppliers.
The RSC will release details on Monday of its winter season, reflecting its dedication to promoting female writers and directors – and "great parts for women".
Hilary Riva CEO of the British Fashion Council In January, Riva was appointed OBE for her dedication to promoting British fashion internationally, supporting young designers and developing London Fashion Week, as CEO of the British Fashion Council, a position she has held since 2005.
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And a host of prominent people Nelson Mandela, Bill Clinton and Princess Diana, to name a few have applauded Chinmoy's dedication to promoting unity and world peace.
### The Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus CAPACC) is comprised of Members of Congress of Asian and Pacific Islander descent and members who have a strong dedication to promoting the well-being of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.
Japan's leadership in promoting development in Africa grows out of its long national dedication to promoting human security.
The winning organizations were chosen for their dedication to promoting child rights and for acting as role models and agents of change for children around the world.
The Hartford Bar Association gave the collective its 2002 Liberty Bell award for dedication and commitment to promoting art and culture, and Gov. John G. Rowland proclaimed April 11 "Dollie McLean Day" for her "commitment to public service and character as a role model".
The Olympics aimed to inspire a generation about sport, and of course to promote the team work and dedication that makes a successful athlete.
