"devise a routine" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to create or come up with a plan or schedule for regularly performing tasks or activities. Example sentence: It's important to devise a routine that includes both work and leisure time in order to maintain a healthy balance in your daily life.
The three of them then huddled to try hastily to devise a routine in which Eliot, a surprise guest, would appear onstage, sing "Happy Birthday" to Barlin (Ilana: "I think you should do a lot of trills, just Aguilera it out"), and — his idea — take a bite out of the cake before handing it over to her.
This will help you devise a routine to say to people at appropriate times or occasions.
Take a couple hours to devise a routine with your new beauty goals incorporated in it so it becomes a part of your lifestyle.
In one sad and hilarious passage, he writes of meeting another case officer, who devises a routine familiar to anyone who has ever watched a spy movie.
Soon it became obvious to Hailey that there was more money and satisfaction in books than TV, and he devised a routine that became habit: extensive research, followed by handwriting 600 words a day at his Canadian office.
Primary and key stage 3 students can devise a dance routine for each verse of internet sensation Schnappi the Krokodil and then guess what each verse is about.
A doctor will be able to prescribe pain killers that ease discomfort while helping you devise a physical rehabilitation routine.
At least one Santa, Gary Christie, had devised a specific routine for talking children out of their demand for an iPod or the like.
Still not demobbed, the young comic and singer toured US airforce bases in Italy, played the Fairy Queen in a panto and devised a comic routine in which, trying to shave, he immersed the whole area in lather - a sketch he was to use for years after the war.
The ultimate intention was to devise a fully patient-administered tool to measure PsA activity in daily routine.
The two of you devise a plan.
