The phrase "a probe designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or function of a probe in scientific, technical, or exploratory contexts.
Example: "The researchers developed a probe designed to measure the temperature of the ocean's depths."
Alternatives: "a probe intended to" or "a probe created to".
An unrelated probe of similar length and complexity, as well as a probe designed to detect bacterial dapB were used as controls on all slides.
If a probe designed to measure water temperature was used where the 15-meter depth was above the surface of ground water level, observations were considered invalid.
The two men together owned more than five times the shares allocated to Dr. Brown, the interventional cardiologist who had invented and patented the device, a probe designed to detect a condition that leads to heart attacks.
If the new Long March launch goes well, China will stage another flight to launch a probe designed to bring lunar samples back to Earth at the end of 2019.
Endogenous Ago2 mRNA levels did not change, as measured by a probe designed to detect the 3'-UTR of endogenous Ago2.
To investigate this possibility, we carried out further Southern analysis using a probe designed to be specific for the 3' region of the integration event.
A suspension probe designed to simulate a workpiece of complex geometry was developed to measure local total and radiative heat-transfer coefficients at a high bed temperature.
The lack of answers has caused more embarrassment than fear in military circles, India Today reported, amid concern that this could be a crude psychological operation by the Chinese or a sophisticated probe designed to test Indian readiness.
A unique probe designed to acquire nuclear magnetic resonance difference spectra of two samples is presented.
Oligoprobes were designed for identification of Cylicocyclus ashworthi, Cylicocyclus nassatus, Cylicostephanus longibursatus, Cylicostephanus goldi and a fifth probe designed to identify all members of this tribe.
We then analyzed AmMESK2-expression by in situ hybridization using an 'exon probe' designed to correspond to most of the putative exon regions, including those coding the Ndr domain, based on the supposition that stronger expression can be detected with the 'exon probe'.
