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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a procedure designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific method or process that has been created for a particular purpose or outcome.
Example: "The study outlines a procedure designed to improve patient recovery times after surgery."
Alternatives: "a method intended to" or "a process aimed at".
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Stoudemire had microfracture surgery, a procedure designed to spur cartilage growth, providing a critical buffer between bones.
Dowden said a crown representative had been appointed to observe Capita, part of a procedure designed to help officials monitor struggling government contractors in difficulty.
The subperiosteal face-lift is a procedure designed to rejuvenate the middle third of the face.
One alternative is posterior tibialis tendon transfer, a procedure designed to achieve active dorsiflexion.
Mild chronic stress (MCS) is a procedure designed to create depression.
These essays were analyzed using the MEM, a procedure designed to extract common themes from natural language.
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This paper presents a computational procedure designed to derive a regional model of the low temperature geothermal potential and its economic exploitability.
The principles of justice chosen in the original position are in this way the result of a choice procedure designed to "incorporate pure procedural justice at the highest level" (CP, 310, cf. TJ 120/104).
Here we describe a novel procedure designed to produce an isolated kerogen with more representative microstructure.
Discography is now considered a diagnostic procedure designed to determine whether a disc is intrinsically painful.
To handle this problem, a statistical procedure designed to search for a hidden main pattern is developed.
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