"devised questions" is a perfectly grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to questions that have been created or planned out ahead of time, such as when a teacher devises questions for a quiz or when an interviewer devises questions for a job applicant. For example: "The professor had devised tricky questions to test the students' knowledge."
It is only in the last century, though, that the government has devised questions to identify the country's ethnic makeup.
The format came naturally to Mrs. Sadowsky, a short-story writer who once devised questions for the 70's game show "Card Sharks".
Examples of the templates for the input and output questions are, respectively, "What does the [process] require?" and "What does the [process] produce?" Because the products of one process often serve as the raw materials of another one, we devised questions to help students review these connections.
This study aimed to develop such a questionnaire for school-aged children by assessing the construct validity and reliability of a questionnaire based on a combination of children's sleep domains from two frequently used and validated questionnaires (Habits Questionnaire and Sleep Disorders Scale for Children) and author devised questions.
Based on the literature and input from experts we devised questions that reflected each of the key TPB constructs.
Based on our previous work, [ 13, 14] and our understanding of the literature, we devised questions to stimulate discussion on the perceived roles, benefits, concerns, outcomes and evaluation of a possible respiratory GPwSI service (see Appendix 1 for an example topic guide).
During the latter part of the much hyped but excruciating-to-watch first presidential debate, NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt posed a seemingly straightforward but cunningly devised question.
The producers devise questions after interviewing friends and family members, and they are posed to the contestant separately with a polygraph machine before the taping.
The Office for National Statistics is to devise questions for a household survey, to be carried out up to four times a year.
The challenge for teachers is finding ways to devise questions, experiments, and demonstrations that require students to rethink their ideas without unnecessarily emphasizing that their current ideas are wrong.
The group often held a forum to discuss the patient with the sleep issue and devise questions for him.
