The phrase "as devise" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively in written English.
Example: "The plan was to implement the strategy as devise, but it lacked clarity."
Alternatives: "as intended" or "as planned".
Scientists in the lab will also test for emerging viruses like West Nile and SARS, as well as devise timely AIDS tests.
Mr Darling called on SNP leader and First Minister Mr Salmond to bring forward legal advice on this issue as well as devise a new plan for Scotland's currency arrangements.
As a final step, we conduct an economical evaluation, technological assessment as well as devise maintenance operations for a proposed wave energy farm to be located at Roches Noires.
By examining the pre-development flows and evaluating future land use patterns (i.e., installation of impermeable surfaces over large areas), as well as sinkhole conveyance capabilities, it was necessary to examine alternative disposal options for collected storm water as well as devise a basin-wide management strategy to coordinate future development of the watershed.
If we can map the retina, that will help us understand how it functions in vision, as well as devise new ways of repairing its malfunctions.
This session offers the perfect moment to reflect on the gains we've made as well as devise a solid plan of action for continuing to work together globally to save and improve lives.
(As devised by Mr. Bausor, the bear has an unusually imposing presence).
As devised by Steven Spielberg, robots called mechas make energy-efficient helpmates in a world depleted by ecological disaster.
The full program for next season, as devised by Mr. Gilbert and orchestra artistic officials, will be announced in January.
Deville practised phrenology - reading character from the size and shape of the skull, as devised by J Spurzheim.
Garden city, the ideal of a planned residential community, as devised by the English town planner Ebenezer Howard and promoted by him in Tomorrow: A Peaceful Path to Social Reform (1898).
