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The phrase "a hybrid designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a hybrid model, product, or concept that has been specifically created or tailored for a particular purpose.
Example: "The company unveiled a hybrid designed for both efficiency and performance, catering to the needs of eco-conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "a custom-built hybrid" or "a specially crafted hybrid".
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The military began flying the first five Ospreys six months ago despite questions about the safety and cost of the aircraft, a hybrid designed to take off and land like a helicopter but cruise like an airplane.
We combined DC-81 and an indole carboxylate moiety to synthesize a hybrid designed to have much higher sequence selectivity in DNA interactivity.
Triticale, a cross between rye and wheat, is actually a hybrid designed in laboratories in the late 19th century.[6].
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Titan has a hybrid design.
The ABB breaker is a hybrid design that combines the speed of a semiconductor device with the efficiency of a mechanical switch.
Nissan will also show a hybrid design study, the Resonance, that will hint at the look of the brand's future crossovers.
In packet forwarding, we present Software Defined Forwarding, a hybrid design that attempts to combine the high speed and low cost of hardware with the superior flexibility of software.
Other Objectives presents recent work by SAW // Spiegel Aihara Workshop, a hybrid design office founded by Dan Spiegel and Megumi Aihara in San Francisco.
Such a hybrid design enables this new technology to be introduced in a lower-risk manner.
STT-RAMs are comprised of a hybrid design of CMOS and spintronic units.
A hybrid design was utilized that incorporated aspects of efficacy and effectiveness trials.
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