"devised solution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a solution that has been carefully thought out and created by someone. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The team of engineers worked tirelessly to develop and implement a carefully devised solution to the company's production issues." This sentence implies that the team came up with a unique and well-thought-out solution to address the problem of production issues.
In order to evaluate the effectiveness of the devised solution, automatically obtained measures about brushstroke orientation, length, and width were considered against visual observations by human subjects.
The devised solution leverages communication between virtual routers that belong to different entities in this collaborative environment to detect possible attacks at an early stage.
As a further requirement, the cost impact of the devised solution needs to be limited and we can not intervene on the appearance of the parcels to be scanned.
The devised solution has its foundation on the derivation of a linear time-varying (LTV) system that is shown to mimic the dynamical behavior of the original nonlinear system, and allows for the use of powerful linear system analysis and filtering design tools, yielding GAS filter error dynamics.
They devised solutions in order to evaluate the strengths of the task and to propose adaptations in relation to the MEA features.
The governor's declaration put great pressure on the Legislature to move faster to devise solutions to the crisis.
Second, you must grow an ability to devise solutions for the system problems that data and experience uncover.
Students of public policy attempt to devise solutions to policy problems as well as to study governmental responses to them.
But with the help of a sales consultant who pointed out the dangers of indiscriminate discounting, she is devising solutions.
Beginning late last year, these bankers and lawyers have been called in time and again to devise solutions for some of the nation's most troubled financial firms.
Mr. Humphrey tried to sell the notion that a blue ribbon panel appointed by Ms. Shaheen to devise solutions would result in higher property taxes.
