The phrase "a changed design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a design that has been modified or altered in some way.
Example: "The new product features a changed design that improves its functionality and aesthetics."
Alternatives: "an altered design" or "a modified design".
How Omada Health changed "design" from a noun to a verb to "politely disrupt" the trillion-dollar healthcare industry.
"But there is not yet a concerted effort to change design codes to accommodate them".
So it won't be someone who changes design a little bit more in the way that Apple has changed it — by making a phone just that much sleeker, a box that much whiter, or a tablet that much faster.
(Last year Mexico decriminalised possession of small quantities, a change designed mainly to limit the scope for police to demand bribes).
One is to change the law so unions cannot indemnify, pay or reimburse their officials when they are fined by courts, a change designed to neuter union militancy.
For example, many properties in St.-Emilion and nearby Pomerol are switching from stainless steel fermenting tanks to wood, a change designed to produce richer, more intense wines.
In a change designed to reduce mistaken identification of suspects, New Jersey began yesterday asking witnesses to crimes to view mug shots one at a time, rather than side by side.
In a change designed to reward nine good months more than six good days, the PGA Tour is taking away five cards from Q-school and giving those spots to the Nationwide Tour.
Students will have the right to attend prestudy advising sessions at the university of their choice, a change designed to ensure that students find a suitable field of study before they enroll.
According to a post on the Google Enterprise Blog, the outage was caused by a change designed to improve real time collaboration within the document list, says Google.
