The phrase 'devising a process' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "The engineers spent several days devising a process for manufacturing the new product."
They quickly discovered, though, that there is nothing more difficult than collectively devising a process for collective decision-making.
There was an intellectual challenge in devising a process which was informative and instructive for the panel without being too destructive to witnesses.
Because the CertainTeed intranet has "pretty much been built on a shoestring budget," Ms. Gregorowicz said she focused on projects that affected the most people -- like creating a tool to schedule conference rooms or devising a process to distribute weekly sales reports.
They've devised a process that allows them, in effect, to suck carbon dioxide out of the air.
German-born British chemist and industrialist who improved the Solvay alkali process and devised a process for the extraction of nickel.
We need to devise a process whereby serious action can be taken against egregious acts of back-scratching, waste and lack of rigour in governance.
He turned to metallurgy after obtaining a medical degree, and in 1848 he devised a process for extracting silver from its ores, which soon came into widespread use.
At Yale, he devised a process that allows mass production of genetically altered mice, an important step toward decoding the genome.
In 2007, Branson offered a cash prize of twenty-five million dollars to anyone who could devise a process that would drain large quantities of greenhouse gases from the atmosphere).
That person will devise a process for appointing members to the committee and will determine how much of the committee's work should be made public.
A spokeswoman for Peterborough and Stamford hospitals NHS trust said: "In response to a national requirement, our trust devised a process for recovering money for the NHS from the treatment of non-EU citizens.
