The phrase "all the devised" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to all things that have been devised or created, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In the meeting, we discussed all the devised plans for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "all the created" or "all the developed".
The other is that of all the levies devised to pay for necessary public spending, a tax on the increased value of houses (which accounts for 40% of the total £2.8bn yearly yield of inheritance tax) is the least unfair.
He is also secure in knowing that a two-year teardown -- and all of the accompanying pain -- was the plan all along, devised by the team's president, Donnie Walsh, and supported by the Garden chairman, James Dolan.
All authors devised the project, discussed the results and wrote the manuscript.
Our government must have the judiciousness to cut through all the furore devised to denigrate several integral aspects of Islam.
All the authors devised the forum, JP, LW and JD led the three-hour forum JP conceived the idea of the article, and LW and JP wrote the early drafts.
The word that came to mind along with it was "biomorphic": the swirling forms, the asymmetrical cutouts and the swooping cuts, and the intertwining coils all seemed devised to give the inanimate dresses and tunics and slashed-open pants a life of their own.
All authors devised the study and helped to conceptualize ideas, interpret findings, manuscript writing and reviewing drafts of the article.
You can't even legislate for maniacs, so why hobble the vast majority with "one size fits all" rules devised to catch the hypothetical deviant?
(She had, after all, devised the Apgar score, used worldwide to measure the health of newborns).
So, welcome to the future: the shittest party of all time, devised by people who are full of shit.
