"devised on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to explain an idea, plan, or solution that was created or thought up at a certain point in time. Example: The new marketing strategy was devised on June 1st of this year.
Click here to order a copy from the Guardian Bookshop for £24.60 This recipe was devised on one of the rare occasions that we had a major power cut, with three young children needing to be fed and only the wood burner for warmth and cooking.
Another problem is that while the UNICEF planning system is devised on a one-year basis, these processes often stretch over several years and do not always show results in just a year's time.
According to Tingen, Cosey's solos on Agharta are amazingly revealing and still ahead of their time when heard in the 21st century: "Sometimes growling, scurrying around all corners like a caged tiger, sometimes soaring like a bird, sometimes deliriously abstract, sometimes elegantly melodic and tender, his electric guitar concept is one of the most original to have been devised on the instrument".
Both of those were devised on the fly when he found himself in unusual shooting situations.
Mass communications have been devised on the basis of research into persuasion.
Costumes and models were devised on the basis of existing American and Soviet prototypes.
It underpins their ability to devise on-the-spot corrections and solutions.
We choose to construct a periodic graph based on a dataset collected for a previous research [21].2 In that paper, the authors installed a devise on 125 high school students to detect all of their communications during four school days.
Quite simple to devise on your own if you're feeling crafty or thrifty.
Functional classification was also devised based on the literature and on the assumption of a broad conservation of the molecular functions.
Upon arriving at Viborg, Peter immediately inspected Swedish fortifications and devised "Instructions on preparations for an assault on Viborg".
