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The phrase "a design of an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific design that is part of a larger concept or object.
Example: "The architect presented a design of an innovative eco-friendly building that would reduce energy consumption."
Alternatives: "a design for a" or "a design of a".
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Another building has a gravel terrace--visible, from neighboring structures that is adorned with a design of an enormous canary being pursued by an even more enormous cat.
This paper proposes a design of an extendable reporting interface.
A design of an industrial microwave-plasma burner is proposed.
A design of an image sensor focusing on image identification by adjusting the brightness is presented in [24].
A numerical simulation is given to verify a design of an 8-channel CWDM chip.
This paper presents a design of an air source heat pump with dual modes for drying.
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The centre of the stone-paved floor is a round marble slab that has a design of a dragon and a phoenix traditional imperial symbols.
Scene LXXV has an invader with a design of a birdlike creature on the shield, but generally Norman shields have only bosses in the middle.
The living room has recessed mahogany panels and bookcases and a large stained-glass window with a design of a peacock under birch trees.
The official said Mr. Obama would also announce that he would commit to deciding in 2015 on a design of a heavy-lift rocket for NASA.
Very frequently, personal anecdote and historical reflection interrupt the scientific narrative as Shelton puts the salmon in a human context, from the Pict who incised a design of a salmon on a monolith, to a Victorian ghillie.
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