The phrase 'interest devoted to' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone's focus or attention on a particular task or idea. For example: "Jane's interest devoted to painting has led her to study art at university."
Bellotto's Venetian views make up a small proportion of his output, but have attracted a large part of the scholarly interest devoted to the artist, as experts have tried to resolve problems of attribution.
Yet when advertisers want to borrow the interest devoted to important news, the considerations are drastically different from when, say, they congratulate a swimmer for winning a gold medal or spoof a singer whose audition for "American Idol" was especially awful.
System Analysts (E8): composed by a single LinkedIn group of interest devoted to software architecture.
In spite of the increasing amount of interest devoted to CCN proteins, very little is known regarding their mode of action.
Due to the huge interest devoted to this topic by the scientific community, related to the possible implications in the field of human reproduction and health, our knowledge about the above-discussed mechanisms are increasing day by day.
Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks and a star of CNBC's Shark Tank, takes privacy so seriously that he has multiple business interests devoted to helping individuals and companies send and receive messages and post on social media more securely and more privately.
The main interest is devoted to elastic and elastic plastic distribution of the flow corresponding to the design level of bridge loading and plastic collapse.
Currently the main interest is devoted to the characteristics of these materials and little consideration has been given to their preparation.
Today, it reaches out to 1,800 doctors and 100 families as the only public interest group devoted to battling the pediatric form of the disease.
