The phrase "a design that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a design that incorporates specific elements or features.
Example: "The architect presented a design that includes sustainable materials and energy-efficient systems."
Alternatives: "a design featuring" or "a design incorporating".
The shirt has a design that includes a Confederate flag, and the criticism got Paisley thinking about what it means to be white and Southern.
Mr. Smith, 53, won an international competition with a design that includes a two-mile-long, 60-foot-deep artificial canyon, with hiking trails and a lake large enough for boating.
But in both films the performances are only part of a careful formal design, a design that includes a highly expressive use of composition, camera movement and movement within the frame.
During informal discussions with the developer over the last year, Joseph B. Rose, the chairman of the Planning Department, said he would like to see a design that includes an esplanade, green space and buildings no taller than 45 or 50 stories.
Critics point to the limitations of a design that includes pre- and post- assessments only, as if often the case in randomized controlled trials.
A mixed-methods design is defined as a design that includes at least one quantitative method (collecting numbers) and one qualitative method (collecting words) [ 12].
The M-Theater was renovated as a live and intimate space for dramatic performances with a design that included more seats on the upper floors and additional spaces above ceiling reflectors.
The designer pointed to the model standing next to her, clad in a sleeveless crop top and knee-length skirt photo printed with a design that included green lily pads and purple flowers.
Casden's plans called for a mix of residences, senior affordable units, and retail space accented by multiple landscaped courtyards in a design that included two 10-story structures on the southern end of the site.
His finished design was a long river of hospital beds arranged on a beach, inspired by a phrase from "Yet Another Movie" and Gilmour's vague hint of a design that included a bed in a Mediterranean house, as well as "vestiges of relationships that have evaporated, leaving only echoes".
Researchers noted that future studies should include a larger group of participants and a study design that includes a control group.
