The phrase "a system devised by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a system that has been created or designed by someone or a group.
Example: "The new software is a system devised by our engineering team to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a system created by" or "a system designed by".
Eventually a system devised by another French officer, Charles Ragon de Bange, became standard.
The technical approach was simple enough, based on a system devised by BT and known as Cleanfeed.
The rule sets a standard for flammability, rather than requiring a specific technology, but many airlines are expected to choose a system devised by the F.A.A.
Across the room hang four large, meticulously executed drawings of the same words transformed, through a system devised by the artist, into musical notation.
It was inspired by the Bechdel test, a system devised by the cartoonist Alison Bechdel to determine whether a work of fiction features at least two women talking about topics other than a man.
Under a system devised by the Conservative government of John Major, who succeeded Mrs. Thatcher in 1990, Railtrack gained control of the country's 20,000 miles of track and is responsible for maintenance and safety.
"The piece was an 'objet ?ransformation' with a clever system devised by Boivin, considered an exceptionally avant-garde designer," said Jean-Marc Lunel, head of Christie's jewelry department from Geneva.
He changed his mind two years ago when he saw a working system devised by a fledgling Israeli firm called Main.net Communications.
During this period, each case was given a points score using a scoring system devised by Habib et al (this was scored by SO and PS) [ 1].
A new system devised by MIT engineers could provide a low-cost source of drinking water for parched cities around the world while also cutting power plant operating costs.
Southern, one of the biggest utilities in the United States, raced to grab incentives offered by Congress to restart the nuclear construction business and to try out a licensing system devised by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to avoid a repeat of the experience of the 1970s and '80s.
