The phrase "a concept designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose or intention behind a particular idea or framework.
Example: "The new software is a concept designed to streamline communication within teams."
Alternatives: "an idea intended to" or "a framework created to".
His principle of continuity, a concept designed to add generality to synthetic geometry (limited to geometric arguments), led to the introduction of imaginary points (see complex numbers) and the development of algebraic geometry.
He spoke to the BBC about the transformation of corporate culture - and how American executives hijacked a concept designed to liberate workers.
Distinctive processing is a concept designed to account for precision in memory, both correct responses and avoidance of errors.
There's a 968 Club Sport Cabrio, a ragtop 928, a latticework concept designed to test longevity (don't ask me how) and the Studie C88.
The European Union was a political concept, designed to tame a bellicose Germany.
Then, as now, the opposition did its best to tie an anchor to the floating of a new concept designed to benefit our society.
So CSR is at heart primarily a moral concept, designed to highlight the responsibility of business to (as a minimum) avoid causing harm to society and the environment, or more proactively, contributing to the welfare of society and its stakeholders.
Simr is a product concept, designed to illustrate how new and existing technologies could be used in the context of hob cooking.
The New Rule of Thumb The new rule of thumb is a simple concept designed to help anyone get more from their marketing message or campaign today.
It is a geometric concept designed to ensure that the radiotherapy dose is actually delivered to the CTV.
The PTV is really a geometric concept designed to ensure that the radiotherapy prescription dose is actually delivery to the CTV.
