The phrase "a scheme devised to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate a plan or strategy that has been carefully thought out and developed. Here is an example sentence using this phrase: "The company's new marketing campaign is a scheme devised to increase brand awareness and attract more customers."
I describe a pedagogical scheme devised to teach efficiently to computer scientists just enough quantum mechanics to permit them to understand the theoretical developments of the last decade going under the name of "quantum computation".
[n.5] In so doing, the court rejected Chambers' argument that he had merely followed the advice of counsel, labeling him "the strategist," id., at 132, behind a scheme devised "first, to deprive this Court of jurisdiction and, second, to devise a plan of obstruction, delay, harassment, and expense sufficient to reduce NASCO to a condition of exhausted compliance," id., at 136.
Millions of people fell in love with the lovable rogue, who as we all remember, was manipulated into being part of a scheme devised by Hank Pym Michael Douglass) to sabotage his old company and eventually won a dramatic battle with the evil Yellowjacket (Corey Stoll).
The purpose of the lessons was to enable her to conduct performances of her orchestral work Bergamask, which took place at the Coliseum Theatre under a scheme devised by Sir Oswald Stoll to showcase new British music.
Muscle injuries included in the study were classified according to a scheme devised by Muller-Wohlfarth [20] derived from a recent consensus statement on sports injuries in relation to indirect mechanisms of injury (Table 1).
Figaro, understandably, is not that wild about the idea of turning his wedding-night rights over to his boss, and a scheme is devised to avoid that.
A scheme originally devised to help Bangladeshi peasants escape from poverty could be put to use reducing the number of unemployed in the UK, the former Home Secretary David Blunkett reckons.
On the many online forums dedicated to finding the treasure, some question if the whole thing is made up, perhaps a scheme Fenn devised to sell books.
A loading scheme was devised to reproduce the dead and wind loads acting on the prototype transmission tower.
Eventually, a complex scheme was devised to inflate the purchase price of three nonsensical acquisitions; the extra money was then channeled back to Olympus — in one case, via a titanic $687 million "advisory fee" — erasing the hidden losses.
