The phrase "a process for devising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a systematic method or approach for creating or developing something.
Example: "The team implemented a process for devising innovative solutions to complex problems."
Alternatives: "a method for creating" or "a system for developing".
A multilateral process for devising a stable, representative, post-Assad government will take time.
At Crenshaw Associates, a New York-based consulting firm that specializes in senior executive leadership development and transitions, we have devised a process for defining the essential elements of leadership fit, and we've worked up a number of ways to fix the flaws in the typical selection process.
They quickly discovered, though, that there is nothing more difficult than collectively devising a process for collective decision-making.
This paper proposes a framework for devising process querying methods, i.e., techniques for the (automated) management of repositories of designed and executed processes, as well as models that describe relationships between processes.
German-born British chemist and industrialist who improved the Solvay alkali process and devised a process for the extraction of nickel.
He turned to metallurgy after obtaining a medical degree, and in 1848 he devised a process for extracting silver from its ores, which soon came into widespread use.
That person will devise a process for appointing members to the committee and will determine how much of the committee's work should be made public.
A spokeswoman for Peterborough and Stamford hospitals NHS trust said: "In response to a national requirement, our trust devised a process for recovering money for the NHS from the treatment of non-EU citizens.
Marc Brunel, while working for the British Admiralty (1802 08), devised a process for producing wooden pulley blocks by sequential machine operations, whereby 10 men (rather than the 110 needed previously) could make 160,000 pulley blocks per year.
It took an age to set up the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA), to house the bad assets of the country's banks, and to devise a process for pricing them without transgressing EU state-aid rules.
