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Discover Ludwig"has dedicated to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person or group who has devoted effort or resources to an activity or cause. For example: "The company's CEO has dedicated to raising money for the town's homeless shelters."
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Anish Kapoor, a British sculptor, has dedicated to Mr Ai his recent "Leviathan" sculpture at the Grand Palais in Paris.
For example, he has painted a barcode across the SA80 gun that he has dedicated to Matt, a decommissioned gun of the same type he was shot with.
Make a graph of the United States' budget, indicating the amount of money that the United States has dedicated to foreign and military policies.
Until recently, that was Ms Brooks's lowest moment in a career which she has dedicated to a single employer, Rupert Murdoch, climbing the corporate ladder at his News International publishing empire with raw determination and apparently unshakeable confidence.
Rowling has voiced her respect for Errington's 544-page work, writing that she is "in awe of the level of detail and amount of time he has dedicated to this slavishly thorough and somewhat mind-boggling bibliography".
And surely this president was given fair notice of that by the amount of time the news media has dedicated to investigating his personal life during the 1992 campaign and in the years since.
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"We always loved the tiny space they have dedicated to the Aesthetic movement," Ms. Fiell said.
In retrospect, I only wasted time I could have dedicated to photography.
There was the book I had dedicated to them — for 50 cents!" Then he laughed.
In order to realize quantitative detection, some groups [13 17] have dedicated to this issue.
However, limited researchers have dedicated to the investigation of sprayed-FRP retrofitted masonry and concrete structures.
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