The phrase "a feat of design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impressive or remarkable achievement in the field of design, often highlighting creativity or skill.
Example: "The new skyscraper is truly a feat of design, showcasing innovative architecture and sustainable materials."
Alternatives: "an achievement in design" or "a marvel of design".
It's a feat of design and engineering as much as an exhibition of literary pyrotechnics.
That astronauts could sit on top of such explosives and for that explosion to be controlled enough to escape Earth's bonds is truly a feat of design engineering.
Taj Mahal, India Even increasing admission prices cannot dissuade the multitudes from making the pilgrimage to Agra and India's crown jewel, a feat of design that marries Hindu, Islamic, Asian, and Persian architecture and possesses an even greater backstory.
In the latter, they, through a feat of amplifier design (Rossi et al., 2007), were able to record local field potential activity actually during DBS.
But while Concorde represented an outstanding feat of design and engineering, and was a great source of pride to the workers who built it, the mood had changed by the time it became operational.
And like those phantasmagoric stage sets in which nothing is quite what it seems, virtually every item collapses, converts to something other than what it appears to be, skates about on wheels, or opens to reveal an ingenious feat of design.
The botanical garden's Web site called the walkway "a feat of engineering and design" and said it would be "the only canopy-level pathway of its kind in the U.S".
This is a pretty impressive feat of design work by a community of iPod nano users over at Quirky.com.com
"Goodbye, Babylon," as the collection was eventually called, was a feat of both research and design.
3. The Pantheon; Rome, Italy - "Great question that got me thinking...I can't decide between my two favourites: The Pantheon in Rome - because it's one of the oldest structures of Ancient Rome and is a feat of great building and design and anytime I visit I really feel part of history.
The real feat of design is Jon Clark's intricate lighting which captures characters on the heath as if lightning were the brush of an old master.
