The phrase "a dedicated design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design that is specifically focused or committed to a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The project was successful due to a dedicated design that prioritized user experience and accessibility."
Alternatives: "a focused design" or "a committed design."
The extension creates large temporary galleries and a dedicated design gallery, and expands spaces for Inuit art.
We developed a dedicated design methodology that combines sensitivity analysis and FEM based optimisation algorithms.
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Tensioned fabric membrane structures, in which a coated fabric material is used as both cladding and supporting structure, are classified as unconventional structures and demand a dedicated design method.
Genome tiling arrays are most cost-efficient if a dedicated design covering the relevant regulatory regions is used.
Jahangiry et al. also ever published data regarding effects of lifestyle modification on metabolic syndrome in a dedicated designed randomized control trial, though in which study the case numbers are relatively small.
The shortcomings of this study could be addressed by a more controlled, dedicated design, either as standalone work or embedded in larger investigations, with particular attention to the magnitude and context of any response bias.
A novel set of microstructures for on-wafer stress measurement is presented, based on a lancet principle, with dedicated design for the amplification of the dimensional variations induced by the internal stress of the structural material.
Each SNP was assigned a designability score via a dedicated "assay design tool" (http://www.illumina.com), which identified SNP loci free of other polymorphisms 60 bp either upstream or downstream.
In it a case study of a dedicated gripper design is presented to analyse two different design elements influencing the compliant behaviour: the flexibility introduced by preloaded springs and the resistance caused by friction.
There was not a special public addressed, in other words: a dedicated recipient design did not seem to be necessary.
