The phrase "a specially designed computer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a computer that has been specifically created or modified for a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The research team utilized a specially designed computer to run complex simulations for their project."
Alternatives: "a custom-built computer" or "a purpose-built computer."
A specially designed computer program, Lotus Engine Simulation (LES), is utilized to model the diesel engine.
To approach these questions, small composition-like projects aided by a specially designed computer music environment will function as a workplace.
Photographs of each specimen (container and close-up) were displayed alongside selected coronal, sagittal, 3D reconstructions and cine sequences in a specially designed computer program.
In this fMRI, study individuals played a specially designed computer game, according to a set of predefined rules, either in cooperation with or in competition against another person.
In a study to be published this summer in The Journal of Research in Personality, Dr. James W. Pennebaker, a professor of psychology at the University of Texas, and an undergraduate research assistant, Thomas C. Lay, used a novel personality assessment technique, a specially designed computer program that analyzes linguistic style.
Participants from adult education centers (n = 150) were first trained to inhibit rejection using a specially designed computer task, and were then taken through a rejection and failure manipulation.
Method: A specially designed computer-based method that analyses and quantifies components of the NNS pattern was used.
The non-nutritive sucking (NNS) patterns of 58 low-risk prematurely born infants (gestational ages between 26 and 35 weeks) were studied using a specially designed computer-based method that analyses and quantifies NNS.
Experiments were conducted in the afternoon (2 5 pm) on a specially designed computer-assisted one-hole-board apparatus (40×40 cm; central hole 3 cm diameter, 4.5 cm deep), with capacitive sensors to detect automatically the beginning of each trial (when the mouse was placed in the starting area facing the hole) and monitor the duration of nose-poking into the hole.
The two are used together in an intricate mathematical calculation, performed by specially designed computer equipment, to encode and decode the text.
Recent research using specially designed computer software (Nodview) developed by Dr A Reeves and colleagues[ 18] at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University, New York, USA, has shown that tumours are frequently irregular in shape and may also grow asymmetrically.
