The phrase "devote sufficient time to" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to use one's time in order to work on something or to make sure that something is done properly. For example: "If you want to be successful, you need to devote sufficient time to your studies."
Could they devote sufficient time to oversee the bank's operations?
There is also a severe lack of funding from universities for academic staff to be able to devote sufficient time to the work.
"With regret I have concluded that I am no longer able to devote sufficient time to my role as a director of Barclays given my other commitments.
With the larger orchestras pulling him both to the east and the west, Mr. Schwarz, 53, said last week that he would not be able to devote sufficient time to the smaller Chamber Symphony.
"With regret I have concluded that I am no longer able to devote sufficient time to my role as a director of Barclays given my other commitments," Ms. Carnwath said in a statement on Wednesday.
It requires double concentration, double preparation, double everything - but at least you can hope the result will be doubly rewarding!" None the less, there does come a point in many conductor-instrumentalists' lives when they realise that they can no longer devote sufficient time to their specialist instrument.
Devoting "sufficient time to themselves is imperative," he said.
The preliminary steps in gaining the necessary permissions and resources to establish the registry at a new site require effort (a manager able to devote sufficient time) and up to five months of preparatory work (decreasing as time and experience informs the process).
Thus, men are unlikely to devote sufficient time for AIV preparation compared to women.
To achieve this, it is important that the GPs devote sufficient time and are interested in the patients' problems.
With so much on his plate, MacFarlane's protestations about not having sufficient time to devote to another hosting stint smack less of the humble brag than the genuine problem.
