The phrase "are devised such that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is designed or created to achieve a specific purpose or outcome.
Example: "The training programs are devised such that they cater to the diverse learning styles of all participants."
Alternatives: "are designed to ensure that" or "are created in a way that".
A microstructure superposition method, stemmed from linear superposition theory, is devised such that the constitutive relation of the media can be obtained in an analytical form and the derivation is straightforward and tractable.
In addition to rigorous acid cleaning implemented at each step of the fabrication process, a three layer tantalum foil gettering system was devised such that any free oxygen and carbon impurities contained in the argon gas within the HIP vessel was mitigated to the extent possible before coming into contact with the tantalum cladding.
Our simplification strategy is devised such that the essential features of full scale model are preserved.
> With criteria defined, a system for appropriate Boolean combination of the criteria was devised such that an unambiguous validation could be ascertained.
The SOPs must be devised such that, together with the chosen bioprocessing platform, they meet current regulatory guidelines [26] for ensuring the consistent production of cellular therapies that are safe for clinical application.
While computer architectures to deal with this were devised (such as systolic arrays), few applications that fit this class materialized.
The support frame is newly devised such that it physically prevents the overturning and sliding of racks and collisions among them during an earthquake event.
The membrane points are devised in such a way that they can be specified independent of each other.
Signal processing techniques have been devised recently that can achieve such a separation using the cyclostationary property of IC engine signals.
The first intention was to prescribe a certain end to their life, and the inner economy of these machines was devised thus with such an artifice that they cannot exercise their functions but for a given lapse of time, after which death must come.
