The phrase "a system designed by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a system that has been created or developed by a specific person or group.
Example: "The software is a system designed by leading experts in the field of artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "a system created by" or "a system developed by".
A system designed by two perfect leaders cannot be challenged without undermining them.
A system designed by the Digital Technology Laboratory uses yellow robotic arms to vacuum up metal shavings and chips.
For those suspicious of the parachute solution, there's ResQline, a system, designed by a New Jersey company, that requires no external power source.
The cameras and radars, a "virtual fence" in a system designed by the contractor, Boeing, have fallen prey to weather and mechanical problems.
Skeptics will still wonder how exactly using a permissioned blockchain (in this case, a system designed by IBM) is an improvement over conventional online databases.
Rather than bringing in a system designed by outsiders, Inam says, the idea is for locals to develop a system to meet their own specific needs and preferences.
Although he abandoned the technology almost immediately for a different system designed by a British engineer, Mr. Sagall had found his calling.
A political system designed by a group of 18th-century country gentlemen and radical artisans, with its various expedients and compromises, including the fiction of the electoral college, is supposed to work for all time.
What he called a "below-the-knee prosthesis" contained a communication system designed by "biomedical engineers" at AT&T's "foundry," in partnership with a company called Hanger.
U-tron is a parking system designed by Unitronics that uses a robotic platform to park vehicles compactly in custom-designed structures that can fit more vehicles in a building than traditional garages.
The building featured a 130 feet hose tower and a ventilation system designed by Musgrave and Company to prevent the odour from the horses' stalls entering the firemens' living quarters.
