The phrase "devotion to success" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a person's ambition and determination to accomplish success in a particular area. For example, "Jane has shown an impressive devotion to success over the past five years, leading her company to a major milestone."
In his second book, "Snakes in Suits: When Psychopaths Go to Work," written with Paul Babiack, Hare flirts with pop psychology when he points out that many traits that may be desirable in a corporate context, such as ruthlessness, lack of social conscience, and single-minded devotion to success, would be considered psychopathic outside of it.
"Traits that may be desirable in a corporate context, such as ruthlessness, lack of social conscience, and single-minded devotion to success, may be considered psychopathic outside of it".
Party and PAC devotion translates to success: for [your] district, and for the candidates who will be appreciative and will help break gridlock... Cooperate: it helps build your party or PAC, etc. Work to be able to pull the elections off without a run-off.
This last one perfectly captures the current Seattle zeitgeist: good riddance to stats-obsessed behemoths Alex Rodriguez, Ken Griffey Jr. and Boeing; nervous optimism about the continued health of Microsoft and Amazon; and a rapturous embrace of Ichiro's Pacific Rim virtues -- modesty and understatement masking a fierce devotion to precision and success.
With Repole, drive and devotion have led to success and great wealth, but he seems more comfortable hanging out in the Aqueduct grandstand.
Evert, whose singular devotion to tennis stoked her success, added, "I don't see how acting and designing clothes can compare with the pride of being the best tennis player in the world".
His band members are impatient for success, but his devotion to his art prevents him from making commercial compromises.
Baltzell's thesis was that the Quakers placed more emphasis on being good, kind, and understanding, while the Puritans put greater value on success and the devotion to their chosen vocations.
Think ahead how you will find time to talk every day, at least once a day, to support each other emotionally and share your devotion to each other regardless of the successes and mishaps of each day.
An example in cinema is The Usual Suspects, whose surprising success stemmed from its devotion to plot and its willingness to deceive the audience quite as comprehensively as its villain was deceiving the detectives.
Though he earns high fees whenever he does work, a devotion to art rather than a devotion to popular success places him from time to time in tenuous circumstances.
