The phrase "actually devised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something was genuinely created or planned, often in contrast to what might be assumed or believed.
Example: "The solution was not just a theory; it was actually devised after extensive research and testing."
Alternatives: "truly created" or "genuinely formulated".
Meanwhile Mr. Gold assiduously fills the novel with real, elaborate details of how Carter's brand of magic was actually devised.
While cereal is now largely just a vehicle for sugar, it was actually devised by Christian fundamentalists as a healthy alternative to pork- and coffee-laden breakfasts.
The colourful traditional costume worn by sumo officials suggests that the sport has evolved almost unchanged since the 11th century, but the costume was actually devised in 1909 during a period of intense nationalism.
The notion of privacy that Justice Douglas, in Griswold, said was "older than the Bill of Rights" was actually devised in the Victorian era, and is bound up with the idea that the home lies outside the sphere of politics, and that women, therefore, ought not to be allowed to vote.
The particular distinction of "Hungry Ghost" is that Kachtick (who leads meditation courses around New York and has studied at the Iowa Writers' Workshop) has actually devised a literary form that gives voice to this awareness, or, as he calls it, the "Buddha Nature".
This results in a globally optimal route which is actually devised using local hop-by-hop information.
The Web site Fancy Fast Food actually devises and presents recipes for seemingly refined, accomplished dishes that just rearrange and redeploy ingredients in items purchased directly from, say, Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Philip E. Coyle III, a former national security official in the Obama White House and a former director of weapons testing at the Pentagon, said the panel's report exposed a system that should be rebuilt from top to bottom, adding that the antimissile complex was geared toward "producing and fielding hardware" rather than actually devising ways to deflect enemy attacks.
"Give us the freedoms and flexibilities to actually devise the schemes that work best for the communities that we serve," he added.
However, to actually devise such a transformation, we must face both the heterogeneous design level notations for component-based systems, and the variety of non-functional attributes and related analysis methodologies we could be interested in.
Here we offer just a limited discussion of the alleged hypothesis and the rhetoric used in discussing it, the vapid and not so vapid forms it takes, and the prospects for actually devising testable scientific hypotheses about the influence of language on thought.
