The phrase "act which was devised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific action or plan that has been created or formulated.
Example: "The committee reviewed the act which was devised to improve community safety."
Alternatives: "action that was planned" or "measure that was created".
In April, Singapore's Parliament responded to the SARS outbreak by amending its 27-year-old Infectious Diseases Act, which was devised to combat endemic illnesses like cholera, typhoid, leprosy and malaria.
The CFTC is one of the financial regulatory agencies given expanded powers under the Dodd-Frank Act, which was devised in the wake of the financial crisis to prevent a similar disaster from ever looming.
The issue was the Affordable Care Act's risk corridor program, which was devised to shelter insurers from unexpected losses in covering Affordable Care Act customers from 2014 through 2016.
Another development was the dual mobility cup which was devised by Dr. Bousquet in the mid-1970s [10]. mid-1970s [10]
Among them are credit default swaps, which were devised in the 1990s and became enormously popular.
The group will try to devise a strategy to prevent the uniform computer transactions act, which is known by the acronym Ucita, from gaining ground beyond the two states that have already adopted it.
The year 1918 saw the introduction of the Education Act 1918, commonly also known as the Fisher Act as it was devised by Herbert Fisher.
The mechanism, which is rarely used, was devised after a row with Charles de Gaulle in the mid 1960s.
A search strategy was devised which would pick up articles relevant to all three research questions.
A new method was devised, which included identification of 'key quality indicators'.
A synthetic route to 1 and 2 was devised, which starts from readily available starting materials.
