The phrase "devout for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to describe someone who is extremely dedicated and faithful to a particular belief or cause. Example sentence: She was known for being devout for social justice, often volunteering her time and resources to various charitable organizations.
A generation or two ago, a movie like this would have built a bridge from the church to the dance hall, arguing, against the narrow-mindedly devout, for the value of godless, good-time music.
His wife was very devout for one, and two, I think anybody in science realized that the more questions you answer, each of those answers leads to a dozen more questions, always another mystery inside any answer you unravel.
As his fellow scholars, we would like to express our deepest gratitude for his leading role as a front-runner of sex determination studies in fish and express our devout wishes for his health and for his long life.
Walcott has been taken up by academics with no ear for his verse but devout sympathy for his themes, academics who write with just the high-minded, chilling air of words like "populations" and "identities".
As his students, we would like to express our deepest gratitude for his contributions and express our devout wishes for his good health and long life (Fig. 3).
He is a devout Christian, for one thing, which helps nobody look cool.
A devout worker for the cause of Sikh religious and political integrity, Tara Singh often found himself in opposition to civil authority.
Mr Hu's duties included swearing in Donald Tsang, knighted by the British and a devout Catholic, for another five years as Hong Kong's chief executive.
There are no rules about having to have two opera houses in a major world city, but it remains our devout wish for London.
In one scene, Omar, the leader of the terrorist cell, mocks his devout cousin for refusing to be in the same room as Omar's wife.
The event also underscored the occasional exhortations by Mr. Bush, who considers himself a devout Christian, for Americans to rediscover the benefits of more traditional mores.
