The phrase "administrator to devise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an administrator is tasked with creating or planning something, such as policies or strategies.
Example: "The administrator to devise a new training program for employees will be appointed next week."
Alternatives: "administrator to create" or "administrator to formulate".
Satchell was among several students at Hartford Magnet who worked with administrators to devise a plan for a peaceful demonstration.
"It's sickening to think that his children's future could go down the drain simply because people are picking over their father's bones". On Monday, a judge consolidated the cases in probate court and appointed a special administrator and accountant to devise a plan to preserve the assets before May 8.
Ever since the first great cities of antiquity, urban administrators have had to devise policies for them to function, and these have expanded as cities have grown in size and complexity.
NASA Administrator Dan Goldin has pushed the agency to devise less complicated designs that can be built faster for a much lower cost.
The studies also found that colleges and university administrators have done everything they could to devise policies and strategies employed to deftly skirt around Proposition 209 to ramp up the low numbers of black and Latinos on the campuses.
Meanwhile, the law school is not making any more admissions offers, because its old system has been declared unconstitutional, and, administrators say, they do not have time to devise a new approach that ignores race.
An insolvency administrator replaces the manager of an insolvent firm to devise and organize a liquidation or reorganization plan in the creditors' interest.
Our objective was to examine the factors most associated with failed appointments in Singapore, and to devise a prognostic index that administrators may use to identify potential defaulters.
An interim committee of nine students, two administrators and two faculty members has been appointed by Ms. Kenny to devise a new student government, which Mr. Meyer said would be presented to Stony Brook's student body for a vote next year.
