"and devise a new" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when describing a plan to create something new or come up with an innovative idea. For example: "We need to review current procedures and devise a new solution to this problem."
They must conduct an annual review and devise a new plan every three years.
The party wanted to make Mandarin China's national language, simplify Chinese characters and devise a new phonetic alphabet.
For the second time in 14 months, the N.H.L. has drawn up a plan to realign its clubs and devise a new playoff format.
Grossman saw that she would need to dramatically alter the company culture, understand and reposition the brand, and devise a new product strategy.
They can then test it, learn from it and devise a new prototype in rapid, iterative cycles based on real-world customer data.
Can you think of a way to take a concept you have already learned about in a science class and devise a new way to learn about it by making something?
Insurance.com has calculated average increases for 14 different driving violations, and devised a new "Uh-Oh!" calculator to give you a more customized estimate.
Lately, Johnson has brought back sales and devised a new strategy, revolving around "stores within stores" — selling merchandise much the way Bloomingdale's does.
Mr. Case added that he had decided to resign now because he felt the company had turned a corner, having named a new management team and devised a new strategy for the troubled AOL division.
This year the London-based company is taking its Shakespeare adaptation In a Pickle to Manhattan, Brooklyn and Denver, and devising a new show based on Coleridge's poem Kubla Khan, a version of which will be tailored to deafblind audiences.
Now chemists have bypassed the energy-intensive reaction and devised a new one that splits molecular nitrogen at room temperature and synthesizes a common fertilizer.
