The phrase "the chapter devoted" is correct in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example: "The chapter devoted to the topic of climate change is the most important one in the book."
Typical of "The Mommy Myth" is the chapter devoted to the genre of the celebrity-mom profile.
More pertinent and useful is the chapter devoted to the fine art of establishing tone in e-mail and text exchanges.
A few of these, like discussions of those who collect slave artifacts and human bones, are compelling; others, like the chapter devoted to how cluttered antique dealers' homes become, aren't.
In the chapter devoted to that animal, we read that it flourishes due to its insane strength and tenacity but also thanks to a fellow hive-seeking partner: a small bird, who lightly leads the way.
The chapter devoted to the first tenant and his four daughters, in the Weimar period, is part fable, part poetry, part database of superstitious custom, stylistically harking back to The Book of Words.
In the book Parky, the chapter devoted to this recording is called "Ali in Autumn", which captures the fact that he is mellower than seven years earlier but also significantly less eloquent.
In order for the student to be aware of the effect that multiple criteria have on the design of processes, the final sections of the chapter devote some pages to describing decisions based on sustainability and safety.
Unsworth's other two stories are far more assured, especially the chapters devoted to Sullivan.
The chapters devoted to her star-making role in "Evita" illuminate both the glory and the misery, and they make for often hair-raising reading.
Some characters, especially the vigilantes, have a cardboard flatness, and the chapters devoted to a disembodied chorus of villagers could easily be cut.
The chapters devoted to the public and private firestorm their union caused — both were married when they became a couple, she to a member of Parliament, he to the actress Vivien Merchant — read like a charged gothic romance.
