The phrase "aimed to devise a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to create or formulate something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The research team aimed to devise a new strategy for improving energy efficiency in urban areas."
Alternatives: "intended to create a" or "sought to develop a".
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.
In this study, we aimed to devise a simple yet robust detection method for M. tb.
Previous investigations aimed to devise a strategy for improving solar cell efficiency using materials with different absorption bands.
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.
This research is aimed to devise an anthropomorphic robotic head with a human-like face and a sheet of artificial skin that can read a randomly composed simplified musical notation and sing the corresponding content of the song once.
Using analytical hierarchy process (AHP), the present study aims to devise a validated method for improved assessment of RE in maintenance organizations.
This paper aims to devise an approach to break the translation invariance property of the phaseless far-field pattern.
In future work, we aim to devise an algorithm for approximating the periodic betweenness centrality that can terminate in (O |mathcal {V}|)).
This study aimed to devise novel micellar nanocarriers for 17-AAG that improve its solubility and retain the incorporated drug for a prolonged period of time.
