The phrase "aim to devise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention or goal of creating or developing something.
Example: "Our team aims to devise a new strategy that will improve our marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "intend to create" or "plan to develop".
Armed with a deeper understanding of these distressing symptoms we aim to devise, implement and optimize treatments that target the underlying neuropathology.
It has been studied by the research community for many years with the aim to devise models and tools to understand and ease this activity.
This initiative, centred on "intensive international discussions", would aim to devise ways of encouraging greener technologies, partly through stricter enforcement of intellectual-property rights, subsidies for R&D, government purchasing programmes for "early marketable versions of the new", and so forth.
In future, we aim to devise better estimation mechanisms that can more accurately determine the percentage of malicious nodes in the network.
In future work, we aim to devise an algorithm for approximating the periodic betweenness centrality that can terminate in (O |mathcal {V}|)).
A wide variety of different methodologies have been explored, with the aim to devise an algorithm that achieves optimum performance with respect to accuracy, conformational ensemble size, and computing time.
Through field research in India, Rigol aims to devise alternative ways to deliver financing to poverty-stricken communities.
In this study, we aimed to devise a simple yet robust detection method for M. tb.
This paper aims to devise an approach to break the translation invariance property of the phaseless far-field pattern.
A large portion of the research community aims to devise algorithms and systems to automatically extract the meaning, the semantics, from raw data and signals.
Therefore, we aimed to devise simple and easy-to-use but scientifically sound parameters to assess the biodiversity value of farmlands.
