The phrase "literature devoted to" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "There is a vast literature devoted to examining the motivations behind the American Revolution."
There is an enormous literature devoted to this problem, including both analytic and numerical developments.
Eighty-three yeafterfter Virginia Woolf lamented the lack of literature devoted to influenza, a slew of flu-themed novels has appeared.
There is an entire literature devoted to the structural necessity of doing nothing, particularly for those for whom a bad working day can look pretty much the same.
Before we sign off for the holiday, we wanted to offer a cheerful reading from the sizable amount of literature devoted to Thanksgiving.
Although there is a voluminous literature devoted to Ivan, almost nothing is known of his personality, his political views, or his methods of rule.
An entire subgenre of self-help literature devoted to analyzing his methods emerged, books with titles like "Leading at the Edge: Leadership Lessons from the Extraordinary Saga of Shackleton's Antarctic Expedition".
By Ligaya Mishan November 26, 2008 Before we sign off for the holiday, we wanted to offer a cheerful reading from the sizable amount of literature devoted to Thanksgiving.
In the vast literature devoted to the Jewish experience under the Nazis, Mr. Schönhaus's slim book deserves a special place, as much for its tone as for the remarkable events it records: a catalog of hairbreadth escapes, clever ruses and brazen coups.
As for the vast literature devoted to parenting, discriminating reliable sources from misinformation can be daunting.
The past half century has witnessed the emergence of a large literature devoted to economic methodology.
There is an extensive literature devoted to quasi-arithmetic means; see, for example, [3, 18 29].
