The phrase "a procedure devised by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a method or process that has been created or designed by someone.
Example: "The study outlines a procedure devised by the research team to analyze the data effectively."
Alternatives: "a method created by" or "a process developed by".
A United spokeswoman, Megan McCarthy, said on Sunday that both planes had been tested after maintenance, using a test procedure devised by their builder, Airbus.
He was a proponent of the so-called Steinach vasoligation, a partial vasectomy procedure devised by his mentor, the Austrian endocrinologist Eugen Steinach, and billed as a means of restoring a patient's youthful energy and sexual potency.
The Whitman administration admitted that some state police officers were stopping and searching motorists based on race and accepted a police monitoring procedure devised by the United States Justice Department.
The TPC was determined using the FC reagent, following the procedure devised by Singleton and Rossi [ 29], with some modification.
We implemented the procedure devised by Al-Shahrour and colleagues [ 23, 24] to examine outputs flexibly (Additional file 1).
Unlike the procedure devised by Zhang and Hornof (2011), the present algorithm does not correct fixations by adding a correction vector to all fixation coordinates.
The second concerns the choice of a hypothesis from a set, and employs procedures devised by Fisher.
This program is used to benchmark a simplified analytical procedure devised to perform the same task by hand.
To determine f cc, a fast converging iterative procedure is devised by Mander (1983) utilizing the two lateral confined pressures f lx and f ly found from the confining effects of the transverse steel according to Mander et al. (1988).
This procedure was devised by Harding et al. [11] and based on a 'chronic mild stress' procedure designed to induce an 'anhedonic' state in rodents [12].
