"tireless service" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means consistent and unending effort put into serving others. Example: The volunteers at the nonprofit organization have shown tireless service in helping those in need during these difficult times.
His tireless service and loyalty are a proud legacy.
They account both for her impressive legislative record and for her tireless service to constituents.
Post office stalwarts Kathleen White and John MacKay both get MBEs in recognition of years of tireless service.
He won his stars through his tireless service to President Richard M. Nixon and Mr. Nixon's national security adviser, Mr. Kissinger.
His high standards, wonderful sense of humor, and tireless service to his clients are an example and inspiration for all of us.
Through Jack's tireless service as International Chairman of Iranian Friends of the medical center, he carrys on her exceptional legacy of compassion and kindness.
LOOKING for Moisés Pérez, that mama's-boy-made-good as a tireless community service whiz for the city's Dominicans?
What will make her supporters say that the press is not giving her proper credit for her tireless public service — and what will they say has already been litigated, is ancient, and reflects badly on journalists even to mention?
Even after he retired from business, in 1748, to devote himself to reading, writing, scientific experiments, and what would turn out to be forty-two years of tireless public service, he kept on writing the prefaces to Poor Richard's almanacs, now printed by his partner, David Hall.
Yet through impeccable networking and tireless self-service, our man ends up in the top job.
"And ain't nobody going to take them away".Thanks to tireless constituent services and a centrist record (recently he has voted about half the time with House Republican leaders), Mr Barrow has been elected five times.
