The phrase "devise the plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the process of creating or developing a plan. For example: The team worked together to devise the plan to complete the project on time.
He has previously said he hoped to have six months to devise the plan.
He said he relied heavily on Jim Amoss, the paper's editor, and Ricky Mathews, who becomes president of the Nola Media Group next month, to devise the plan.
"The job creation and consumer savings will provide timely relief across the state, and carbon pollution will be slashed," said Sam Krasnow, a lawyer with the organization who sits on the council that helped devise the plan.
According to the suit, Timothy J. Sparks, the president of Compensia, a company that Yahoo hired to help devise the plan, said it was "nuts" to devise a plan that would provide accelerated vesting to all employees.
A retired rear admiral, he served as Ronald Reagan's national security adviser and helped devise the plan to sell arms to Iran and illegally divert the proceeds to the rebels in Nicaragua.
Mr. Daoudi, a computer wizard suspected of having helped devise the plan of the proposed attacks, escaped a French dragnet in September and fled to Britain, where he was detained and extradited to France.
Ms. Quinn renewed her call for the creation of a commission to devise the plans.
Fabio Zaffagnini devised the plan in May 2014 and launched a crowdfunding campaign later that year.
Before they devised the plan, park officials said they had to define what they considered natural quiet.
It devised the plan with the Forest Service, state agencies, ranchers, miners, and oil-and-gas developers after years of negotiation.
Sir James Sassoon, the City figure influential in devising the plan, is now a Treasury minister after receiving a peerage.
