The phrase "a given design of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific design that has been established or accepted in a particular context.
Example: "In the context of architecture, a given design of the building must comply with local regulations and aesthetic standards."
Alternatives: "a specific design of" or "an established design of".
The reported approach allows a clean modulation of film thickness and anchoring modes, particularly useful for a given design of ruthenium containing films dedicated to a given application.
The ease of control for a given design of a crystallizer is evaluated using indices which indicate the relative strength of the control action and physical feedback effects.
The variation of the maximum wall deflection of a given design of a braced excavation due to uncertainty in the soil parameters and the surcharges was used as a measure of the design robustness.
For a given design of spectrometer, peak broadening is evaluated in terms of the translational energy change suffered by the ion during collision and the angle through which it is scattered.
For a given design of the recuperator, the model simulation was then made to provide the insights and needs for further improving the performance of the Swiss-roll recuperator.
In the ATDe method, the duration curve of ATD (aggregated thermal demand) is used to estimate, among others, the amount of heat and cooling effectively supplied to the final user for a given design of the plant.
The QDGs approach is also useful in assessing the robustness of a given design to values of the unknown parameters in the linear predictor.
The 4 × 4-matrix M = FFT describes the information of a given design (set of n dose levels) for the four parameters of interest, and it is the aim of optimal design theory to maximize this matrix.
For a given design, quantiles of a scalar-valued function of the MSEP are obtained within a certain region of interest.
Usability (Computer System Usability Questionnaire; CSUQ [ 23]) and workflow integration surveys (paper-based) were administered after the participant had finished both patient scenarios for a given design, a total of two times per participant.
Moreover, the method gives a useful indicator of the robustness properties of a given design.
