The part of the sentence "device with which" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this when referring to a device that is being used to do something. For example, "The device with which he opened the door was a small tool."
The symbol has been defined as any device with which an abstraction can be made.
They had devised a slave camera device, with which they intended to make an animated feature of Hothouse.
Later the wheels were replaced by an antique rope-making device, with which the newly spun fiber was plaited.
"SVK" tells the story of a detective who discovers a device with which he can read people's thoughts.
After weeks of struggle, the benefits were approved – but were accessible only by using a card, a device with which Steve was unfamiliar.
He later made enterprising use of the Electronic Baby Sitter, an intercom device with which parents could monitor nursery sounds on a low AM radio frequency.
I said: 'You have many different devices with which to access the Internet.
This temptation remains until father Ernest, battling through the life-saving medical devices with which he is now surrounded, tells her what really happened in the past.
And if your laptop comes equipped with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi abilities, shut them off if you are not actually using either; otherwise, current is drawn as the laptop searches for compatible devices with which to connect.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 8 , 1937P. 11 The home of a wealthy escapist is filled with electrical devices with which he has been having a great deal of trouble.
Just because we will read books on the same tablet devices with which we access all the other media, doesn't mean that all those media have to merge into some new, non-book book.
