'devoted enthusiasm' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe strong and unwavering enthusiasm. For example, "She approached her work with devoted enthusiasm, never letting any setbacks discourage her."
NICHOLAS PENNY Andrew Mellon professor at the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art, Washington; curator, National Gallery, London I'M certainly interested in the show at the National Gallery of Scotland in Edinburgh devoted to the enthusiasm for early Renaissance art on the part of Lord Lindsay.
"I devoted all of my enthusiasm and commitment to it over the years.
(Rüthers 1990; Mehring 2009, 304 436) He devoted himself, with undue enthusiasm, to such tasks as the defence of Hitler's extra-judicial killings of political opponents (PB 227 32) and the purging of German jurisprudence of Jewish influence (Gross 2007; Mehring 2009, 358 80).
The effort and enthusiasm clinicians devoted to dissuading patients who unnecessarily wanted antibiotics appeared to have an impact on clinicians' decision-making.
But few have devoted as much energy and enthusiasm to this enterprise as the Lark.
Later I discover that upstairs is even bigger - but then, that is because it's a ballroom, devoted exclusively to James's enthusiasm for tango.
He has thrown himself into his battle against Rodenstock and phony wine with the same headlong enthusiasm that he devoted to collecting wine.
In 1981 he put out a series devoted to another of his enthusiasms, Mozart's piano concertos, the subject of a book he had written in 1971.
This controversy led to the odd spectacle on Monday: At an industry event devoted to new games, there was raucous enthusiasm for the untrammeled right to sell and purchase old games.
Although most of us did not pursue a full-time career in the arts, many of us who became teachers devoted ourselves to giving future generations the enthusiasm, knowledge and skills that we had enjoyed in our own education.
