"devoted professors" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe professors who are deeply committed to their profession and always put the best interests of their students above their own. For example, "The college is renowned for its devoted professors who go above and beyond to ensure that their students have the best education possible."
They describe devoted professors.
Many devoted professors, employers who wish to move young women up the ranks and business owners who just want to evaluate personnel on merit flinch over the speech patterns of today's young women.
Grant might not seem so different from any number of accessible and devoted professors on any number of campuses, and yet when you witness over time the sheer volume of Grant's commitments, and the way in which he is able to follow through on all of them, you start to sense that something profoundly different is at work.
Devoted Professor of Physics at Pace University.
This particular text is devoted to Professor Nikolay Banichuk and was presented on his 70th birthday.
This special issue is devoted to professor Toshihiko Ubuka (1934 2008), a distinguished Japanese biochemist who, in his scientific life, researched the metabolism and function of cysteine, sulfur nutrition, modification and renaturation of proteins and the possible significance of cysteine metabolites in antioxidation processes in liver cell mitochondria.
Like most professors devoted to teaching, he has no interest in telling undergraduates what to think, but he does want to draw them toward a sense of skepticism about the status quo and to a feeling of wonder about the natural world.
Seven professors devoted their summer to the project, and for 10 wk, we worked in partnership with four undergraduate students (then rising sophomores): Abbey Ellison, Patrick Harbour, James Mills, and Arsalaan Salehani, who became known as preceptors.
SZOGYI--Alex, esteemed professor, devoted friend and dear mentor.
Sandy-haired, a wiry marathon runner, Dr. O'Mahony is the sixth of eight children; his father is a university professor devoted to preserving Gaelic as a second language, and his mother a painter.
One report, released by the office of the Connecticut attorney general, said the director of the laboratory, George Hoag, a tenured university professor, devoted his time to a private consulting business, leaving the day-to-day operations of the laboratory to three subordinates.
