'explicitly dedicated to' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize an action that is explicitly or particularly intended or assigned to someone. For example: "The dinner was explicitly dedicated to Bob, in celebration of his 50th birthday."
The symphony is the only one of his that's explicitly dedicated to God.
It is now bigger than most federal programs explicitly dedicated to importing temporary foreign workers.
They can recite its causes, and they are explicitly dedicated to avoiding a repeat of the experience.
(Now who seems like a sap?) Similarly, Schumann's Opus 41 String Quartets were explicitly dedicated "to his friend Mendelssohn".
Universities are not the only institutions that can speak to this need, but they are increasingly among the few that are explicitly dedicated to doing so.
"Barney's Version" is explicitly dedicated to Richler's memory, and also, by implication, to some of the cultural touchstones of his native land.
It has given leadership roles to extremists like Rush Limbaugh and Grover Norquist, explicitly dedicated itself to the failure of a presidency, and risks economic collapse rather than accept compromise.
Staff at the two facilities with low implementation effectiveness did not have explicitly dedicated time allocated to MOVE!
A reprioritization of public health research is warranted to ensure that funding is dedicated to explicitly studying the effects of changes in climate variables on food- and waterborne diseases.
Other publications have also highlighted additional obstacles to data access for research related to climate and water [ 9], and claim a reprioritization of public health research to ensure that funding is dedicated to explicitly studying the effects of changes in climate variables on food- and waterborne diseases [ 10].
Also road safety issues became more and more important, and thus funds for road research and road safety research were explicitly dedicated from 1971 onwards to improve here the knowledge [11].
