The phrase "devoted to quality" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be dedicated or committed to maintaining a high standard of excellence in something. For example: "Our company is devoted to quality, ensuring that every product we produce meets the highest standards of craftsmanship."
However, no similar effort has been devoted to quality assessment of stereoscopic images.
At the same time, the process of achieving consensus on these modifications helped to develop the partnerships in the 'pentagram" to a level that bodes well for future joint action to achieve a SYSTEM of accountable accreditation devoted to quality improvement.
Both these films received poor critical receptions and many questioned their suitability for a festival devoted to quality film-making.
Community hospitals treat most critically ill patients but may have few resources to devote to quality improvement.
Hospital networks may also have more resources to devote to quality improvement across their broad population of hospitals, including the development and implementation of high-quality order sets.
We hypothesize that hospital networks may be more likely to share protocols and order sets as well as be more likely to have the overall resources to devote to quality improvement activities, such as order set creation.
Here he was devoted to providing quality, compassionate and efficient care.
The festival was largely devoted to a quality that could be the name of a heavy-metal band: mediocrity.
Assigned to a division devoted to resolving quality problems, Mr. Toyoda is said to have developed an uncanny ability to spot waste.
But Mr. Weldon says the company is making strides in addressing the problem and that there are separate management teams devoted to improving quality control at the consumer unit and to integrating the Synthes acquisition.
It is a calendar custom invented from scratch by two environment campaigners, Sue Clifford and Angela King, who together founded Common Ground, a charity devoted to a quality which is dear to many people but had never been articulated before: local distinctiveness.
