"dedication to their work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's commitment, effort, and perseverance towards their job or occupation. Example: The team's success can be attributed to their dedication to their work, as they consistently put in long hours and go above and beyond to deliver exceptional results.
Considering their hard environment and general lack of resources, physicians were keen to exhibit good technical skills, with many staff displaying high dedication to their work despite poor working conditions.
Their dedication to their work has been acknowledged in accolades — he received a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Rome Prize; she was one of the younger recipients of a MacArthur Foundation fellowship.
However, in reality it often seems like the most successful PhD students are those that can show a dedication to their work that crosses the line into clinically alarming.
The group show It All Started With a Rose includes eight artists whose artistry and dedication to their work is so all-consuming, they've reignited the idea of "a connection," specifically to their crafts.
They showed great dedication to their work and were always close to their patients.
(FGD 10, primiparous women) Some women recognised and appreciated the commitment of staff and dedication to their work.
We will get consumers with demands not citizens with dedication to their role in making government work.
The authors would like to thank the MSF field team in Masisi and the staff from Masisi district hospital for their excellent work and dedication to their patients.
The authors would like to thank the MSF field team in Guri-El, Somalia and the staff from Istarlin hospital for their excellent work and dedication to their patients.
What characterizes almost all of the interviewees is their dedication to work and their patience and perseverance in the face of adversity (for this the authors use the classic Japanese term, gaman).
Consequently, the treatment for this profile requires a holistic approach that takes into account the cause of their excessive ambition and their associated guilty feelings, in addition to a reduction of their involvement and lessening of their dedication to work in the interest of satisfying their personal needs.
