The phrase "a system devised to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or function of a system that has been created or designed for a specific reason.
Example: "The researchers developed a system devised to improve energy efficiency in urban buildings."
Alternatives: "a system designed to" or "a system created to".
A system devised to integrate schools by giving parents more choices has not worked as intended.
Most listed companies hold their annual meetings over two days at the end of June, a system devised to thwart sokaiya.
The episode, the worst in nearly a decade of fatal cross-border mistakes, exposed the flaws in a system devised to avoid such mistakes.
Mr. Trévidic fears that France is falling behind the threat, with a system devised to look at larger, better organized groups.
It is a system devised to be flexible enough to be convened on a battlefield, and broad enough to deal with anything from theft and insubordination to atrocity.
Tebow fit perfectly into the Gators' dynamic spread offense, a system devised to win games — which he did — but that did not necessarily prepare him for the N.F.L. Addazio said the scrutiny regarding Tebow's mechanics was "the most overrated aspect I've ever heard about" and "just makes me sick to my stomach," but it exists because the problems have endured.
Last month in Guilford County, which includes Greensboro, the first elections for the County Board of Commissioners were held under a district system devised to settle an N.A.A.C.P. lawsuit.
But the studios have yet to address the problem, partly because executives are wary of meddling with a financing system devised to operate at arm's length.
In this study, therefore, a scoring system devised to grade pathological response has been used alongside traditional clinical and radiological end points.
It is a portable system devised to treat lockjaw and provides patients with anatomically correct jaw motion.
But the payroll agency has been repeatedly criticized for its handling of the CityTime project, an automated system devised to streamline employee timekeeping, which has been dogged by delays and enormous cost overruns.
