The phrase "a versatile device" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a device that has multiple functions or can be used in various ways.
Example: "The new tablet is a versatile device, capable of functioning as both a laptop and an e-reader."
Alternatives: "a multifunctional device" or "a flexible device."
A side note: Because the merger is so easy and flexible, it is a versatile device with many uses outside of M&A.
The HWT is a versatile device to determine moisture susceptibility and permanent deformation, which has been widely used in many states and agencies in the United States.
The sheer magnitude of the end-effect, and its high sensitivity to helical imperfections, suggest that it may be exploited as a sensitive reporter for DNA mismatches, as well as a versatile device for studying the structure, folding, and dynamics of complexly folded RNAs and DNAs.
What you need is a versatile device that can handle it all.
Love it or hate it, the iPad is a versatile device with tons of potential.
It has turned the Echo into a versatile device with many different use cases.
Bench Cookie Home edition — $11.99 for a four pack @ Rockler A truly versatile device born for use in a wood working workshop.
The iPad was clearly a more versatile device: it would provide color and full audio and video, while the Kindle could display only black-and-white text.
It may be that many people prefer a more versatile device that allows them to browse the Web, watch videos, read e-mail and download games and other applications — and act as an e-reader as well.
During past two decades, Cone Penetration Test (CPT) gained importance as a preferred versatile device for carrying in-situ sub-surface investigations and for characterization of soils.
Hardware characteristics such as exchangeable AA-size batteries with a standby time of more than 1 year housed in robust case completes the bodywork of a most versatile device that is definitely more than mandatory personal protective equipment.
