The phrase "hardworking and dedicated" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or group of people who are committed and diligent in their work or actions. Example: "The company's success is a reflection of its hardworking and dedicated employees who go above and beyond to ensure top-quality service for their clients."
So in the absence of any measure of goodwill from senior officials and ministers, we are being forced to strike for decent pay rises for hardworking and dedicated public servants who are consistently praised for their hard work and dedication by these same senior officials and ministers.
The people in Washington last month were hardworking and dedicated, but they arent saints or giants.
The DfE said the survey showed the vast majority of teachers and headteachers were hardworking and dedicated.
For the most part, my job is great fun, meeting interesting people and hearing their interesting stories, alongside an incredibly hardworking and dedicated team.
"I found it quite difficult to sell myself to the universities, showing them that I'm hardworking and dedicated despite my illnesses," says Zowie, who has cystic fibrosis (CF) and diabetes.
"We know that the vast majority of our teachers and school leaders are hardworking and dedicated professionals.
Coverage in the film magazine Djaja described him as hardworking and highly dedicated to his craft, to the point of forsaking romantic relationships.
They were hardworking, uncomplaining, and dedicated beyond the call of duty.
She is intelligent, ambitious, hardworking, experienced, and dedicated.
Sarah's a hardworking student and dedicated employee, devoted to securing a higher quality of life for her daughter.
The majority of FGD's in public facility catchment areas reported that health workers were hardworking, good, and dedicated to their work consistently throughout the period assessed.
