The phrase "exhibit dedication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are wanting to emphasize the commitment someone has made to something. For example, "Helen has been working on the project for months now and has exhibited dedication throughout the entire process."
Our guys, he says, exhibit "no dedication, no sacrifice.
Again, even for the simplest assignment, exhibit proficiency, dedication, and enthusiasm.
"You are part of a new breed of Liberians who have exhibited the dedication to change our country – and we thank you," said Wilfred Johnson, Director of the Liberia Peacebuilding Office, another programme supporter.
Integration (I) is achieved when an individual combines, incorporates, and exhibits both strong dedication to the country of origin and commitment and conformity to the host society.
Maybe your child doesn't display high ability in any of the areas I just mentioned yet, but exhibits extreme passion and dedication.
According to this legend, if you fold 1,000 origami cranes, thus exhibiting the loyalty and dedication that cranes are known for, you'll prove your worth of having a wish granted.
Commemorative events will include symposiums, museum exhibits, monument re-dedications, book publications and an original symphony and choral production.
I think we've overlooked the incredible agility, athleticism and dedication that mothers exhibit on a daily basis.
Exhibiting the same tenacity and dedication that distinguished his theatrical work, Olivier accumulated enough flight hours on his own to qualify for the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm in World War II.
In recognition of excellence, the best rated Fellow receives a 'Matthew Lukwiya Award.' This award is made in recognition of the outstanding leadership qualities, professional dedication, and selflessness exhibited by Dr Matthew Lukwiya (RIP), a physician then based at Lacor Hospital in Gulu district, Northern Uganda, who died while treating Ebola-infected patients in 2000.
