The phrase "aim to devise a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing an intention or goal to create or formulate something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "Our research team aims to devise a comprehensive strategy for improving urban transportation."
Alternatives: "strive to create a" or "intend to develop a".
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.
In this study, we aimed to devise a simple yet robust detection method for M. tb.
Using analytical hierarchy process (AHP), the present study aims to devise a validated method for improved assessment of RE in maintenance organizations.
Thursday's summit brought together about 150 Londoners, including young adults, victims, police, community leaders, and health and education professionals, and aimed to devise a more collaborative and effective strategy for keeping young Londoners safe.
Previous investigations aimed to devise a strategy for improving solar cell efficiency using materials with different absorption bands.
The project has two main strands: a practical strand, which builds working software in order to understand the platforms, and a design research strand, which aims to devise a user experience language, set of design patterns and general approach to creating voice interfaces (VUI), independent of any particular platform or device.
Therefore, we aimed to devise a set of neonatal DDDs for antibiotics.
This study aimed to devise a pragmatic way of assessing duplication and mimicking what happens in usual practice.
With this in mind, we aimed to devise a short answer survey to guide and inform the impending CPC implementation in Ireland.
