The phrase "all devises" is not correct in written English; it should be "all devices." You can use the correct phrase when referring to every type of device in a particular context, such as technology or equipment.
Example: "The software is compatible with all devices, ensuring a seamless user experience across platforms."
Alternatives: "every device" or "all gadgets."
(She had, after all, devised the Apgar score, used worldwide to measure the health of newborns).
His "shows", as he likes to call them, are all devised and written up on the hoof.
Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific of Hong Kong and Garuda Indonesia have all devised promotions to encourage passengers to return to Bali.
There is shocking violence, humour and intelligence, all devised and written by another "middle-aged" woman: the amazing Sally Wainwright.
Yet it also has a handful of Danish 19th-century ballets, all devised and choreographed by August Bournonville, that have never been known well enough outside Denmark.
The dispute is now in the arbitration courts.In Bolivia, three big cities, La Paz, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba, all devised schemes to improve chronically deficient water supplies (in a country with above-average rainfall).
Examples survive in stone inscriptions, cuneiform tablets, and papyruses showing that the ancient Egyptians, Hebrews, Babylonians, and Assyrians all devised protocryptographic systems both to deny information to the uninitiated and to enhance its significance when it was revealed.
New this season in Hartford is a set of four "Rush Hour Classics," 6 30 p.m. Thursday concerts, each examining a different musical era, and all devised to get audience members home before 8 30, the season brochure promises.
Instead, reporters and editorial writers have had to fall back on a handful of approved circumlocutions, all devised to dance around the fact that the man they call, for example, "the new leader of the Taiwan authority" was, after all, recently elected the island's president.
The Bible of barbed wire, Robert Clifton's "Barbs, Prongs, Points, Prickers, & Stickers" (University of Oklahoma Press, 1970, and from which this article's illustrations are drawn), lists 749 varieties of barbed wire, most of them patented and almost all devised in the peak years of westwards expansion.
