The phrase "algorithm is devised to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose or function of an algorithm in a technical or academic context.
Example: "The algorithm is devised to optimize the search process and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "algorithm is designed to" or "algorithm is created to".
A new algorithm is devised to determine the WAT from experimental data more accurately.
An algorithm is devised to reduce the computing time by using a vector computer.
A novel adaptation algorithm is devised to tune the center frequencies of the notch filters in real time.
A failure reasoning and diagnosis algorithm is devised to find all possible causes of a failed execution when problems occur.
To train the classifier, a supervised learning algorithm is devised to minimize the hinge loss function under the new architecture.
A control algorithm is devised to convert the actuator into an additional set of virtual mass spring structure of programmable characteristic frequency.
The algorithm was devised to give more weight to links that came from more authoritative pages – the more backlinks a site had, the more likely it was to be a good source, similar to an academic paper.
Consequently, another rFSH dosing algorithm was devised to incorporate Elonva, and these cycles were compared to standard rFSH agents, Gonal-f and Puregon.
Based on the fundamental Stehfest algorithm modified by Chen and Raghavan (1994), which was originally applicable to single-well model, an inverse algorithm was devised to provide the results of transient pressure response of multiwell pad in the real-time domain.
In the procedure, a crossover operator and an insert operator following the update equation of the ABC algorithm are devised to augment the effectiveness of computation, whereas a shift operator subject to the resource utilization ratio value is suggested to diversify the solutions.
