The phrase "a development designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific development that has been intentionally created or planned for a particular purpose.
Example: "The new software is a development designed to improve user experience and streamline workflow."
Alternatives: "an initiative created" or "a project intended".
Other projects are going slowly, with delays of at least six months at Jumeirah Private Island and at the Yamu, a development designed by Philippe Starck.
INDOORS: The condo is one of 16 units in a development designed to blend in with the neighborhood's smaller-scale town houses.
For example, he said, it cost about £2,500 to create a brochure for a penthouse apartment at the Albion Riverside, a development designed by the architectural firm of Foster and Partners and located between the Battersea and Albert bridges.
Like the spanking new "old" house — found, say, in a development designed by Robert A. M. Stern (with whom Mr. Peacock is collaborating these days) — the kitchen is like a luxury car with retro styling.
With their children, Joshua, 4, and Abby, 2, in tow, the couple sense the rightness of having traded their Manhattan apartment for a house in BelleFair, a development designed to foster interaction among the residents.
But the developers, SBJ Associates of Garden City, will refuse the money, according to their lawyer, John A. Harras, and want to go forward with a development designed largely for older residents.
Echoing the recent brouhaha over Atlantic Yards in Brooklyn, the plot imagines a controversy about a Staten Island development designed by a famous architect with little concern for the public.
The Oaks was a new development, designed by an architect, and Max thought the houses bore a resemblance to storage buildings — flat metal roofs, cement walls.
Like the CCTV building, a new development designed by the New York architect Steven Holl — a cluster of linked apartment buildings — displays a boldness that would be unlikely to escape compromise in a Western city.
Like the CCTV building, a new development designed by the New York architect Steven Holl a cluster of linked apartment buildings displays a boldness that would be unlikely to escape compromise in a Western city.
The dealership occupies the bottom floors of Mercedes House, a residential development designed by the architect Enrique Norten.
