The phrase "a calculated to meet" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The proposal was a calculated effort to meet the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "an effort designed to meet" or "a strategy aimed at meeting".
Each year a number of outstanding applicants are offered full support tuition, fees, and a stipend calculated to meet living expenses on the basis of merit alone.
On the basis of the genetic variance, environmental effects were generated from a Gaussian distribution with mean zero and variance calculated to meet the required heritability, which is 0.5 in the simulation.
It is an independent film that seems to be as meticulously calculated to meet the expectations of its audience as any studio-made intergalactic adventure.
The diet with the high N level provided 14% crude protein, calculated to meet 110% of the protein requirements and an adequate supply in rumen-degradable protein, whereas the diet with the low N level contained 11% crude protein, calculated to meet 80% of the protein requirements with a shortage in rumen-degradable protein.
Main parameters of the integrated steam compressor are calculated to meet the process requirement.
After an 18-day altrenogest treatment, the first day of oestrous behaviour was designed as day 0. From day 0 to 13, all gilts received the same amount of feed, calculated to meet 200% of the energy requirements for maintenance.
The preliminary survey is typically designed using settings of detector height, measurement spacing and counting time that are based on convenience, rather than using settings that have been calculated to meet requirements.
Furthermore, generalized linear, hierarchical regression models (GLM) were calculated to meet the repeated measurements of the cows in the three study periods < xtmixed parameter cow phase age breed DIM time-point || time-point: || cow:>.
Your last budget announced that, from 2017, the federal government's share of hospital spending will grow each year in line with inflation and not by the previously promised 6% or more (which was calculated to help meet the actual cost of running hospitals).
They need to take calculated risks to meet their objectives in the near term, but they also need to make sure that their assets remain available for future generations.
