"over dedicate" is a correct and usable form of written English
You can use it when talking about someone who is putting too much time, energy, and resources into something or someone. For example, "John was so determined to help out, he was going to over dedicate himself to the project."
I call it Festival Art: environmental stuff that, existing only in exhibition, exalts curators over dealers and a hazily evoked public over dedicated art mavens.
State adversaries communicated primarily over dedicated circuits that could be intercepted wholesale without much worry about bumping into innocent Americans, whereas a communication entering the United States could generally be presumed to be with someone in the United States.
In practice, CSIT is obtained by means of feedback from the users, over dedicated limited capacity feedback links.
In particular, the idea behind this process is twofold: (i) our synchronization process does not occur over dedicated periods.
The primary advantage of this technique is its applicability not only for missions flying over dedicated sites but also for missions on interleaved or non repetitive orbits.
We consider frequency division duplex (FDD) transmission in this paper, where CSIT is provided via feedback from the users over dedicated limited capacity feedback links.
Recently, in order to achieve the utmost flexibility, scalability, ease of deployment and maintainability, wireless networks such as IEEE 802.11 LANs are being preferred over dedicated wired networks.
The core of its network is a private backbone consisting primarily of multiple 10 Gigabit Ethernet links over dedicated wavelengths on a fibre-optic mesh.
While the idea of remote recording has been around for decades, it was traditionally done over dedicated ISDN - Integrated Services Digital Network - lines, with tracks being recorded individually and built up layer by layer.
In fact, Oculus has always seemed a company intent on playing the long game, from its protracted concept to shipping consumer hardware development cycle to its work winning over dedicated advocates in the developer community.
