"dedication to science" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when speaking about someone that has devoted their time and energy to research or experimentation in the scientific field. For example, "John's undying dedication to science has earned him recognition in the astrophysics community."
That long-term dedication to science has enabled O'Donohue to recruit nationally, as well as close to home.
Her dedication to science, even after the death of her husband Pierre, inspired me to strive for something I truly loved.
It takes a special dedication to science, and a lot of personal sacrifice, to spend a year and a half running a lab without a salary.
His overwhelming dedication to science and personal commitment to remaining active in research was inspirational to all of us".
Her post at Barts and a dedication to communicating science to children led her to take on the additional role of Director of a unique interactive science centre known as Centre of the Cell, which opened its doors to the public in September 2009.
He makes grisly missions like that for two reasons: out of respect to victims and closure-seeking families, and out of dedication to forensic science, the calling that inspires his 17-hour workdays and an office joke.
You've slaved away for years with single-minded dedication to your science, caring little for monetary reward.
Obviously, the quick and easy (and accurate!) response is that the party's dedication to opposing science and logic would be laughable if it weren't so disastrous, and that sometimes someone in the GOP says something so ludicrous that it does, for a brief moment, become funny again.
it's time for a 'start with the end in mind' approach to STEM education without tracking that fosters career development from the earliest stages of interest and aptitude, and provides support to a predictable output combined with parental support and an applied dedication to the science of innovation that will inspire new ways of thinking for students to reach greater horizons.
He was skilled and innovative as a surgeon, a person with high intellect, free uninhibited thinking, superior wit, total dedication to spinal sciences, and having great concern and compassion for his patients.
