The phrase "a union designed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or intention behind the creation of a union, often in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "The organization established a union designed for the protection of workers' rights and benefits."
Alternatives: "a union created for" or "a union intended for".
It would be underpinned, she told the Institute for Public Policy Research thinktank on Wednesday, by a new act of union designed for a post-Brexit era, to replace the treaty signed by England and Scotland that unified their parliaments 300 years ago.
Similar to Tag Rugby, American Flag Rugby, (AFR), is a mixed gender, non-contact imitation of rugby union designed for American children entering grades K-9.
For the whole of prehistory, this separation of roles worked well, Morris says - a perfect union designed to rear young and perpetuate the species.
In the early 70's, John Heyduk, the late architect and president of Cooper Union, designed a house for Mr. Bye -- part folly, part architectural Rorschach test, the house was part of a series of Mr. Heyduk's most emblematic and admired works on paper.
Next year, it will leave Firhill Stadium, which it shares with the soccer club Partick Thistle, and move into the 14,000-seat Scotstoun Stadium, which was partly funded by the Scottish Rugby Union and is designed for rugby.
This week, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel negotiated a deal with local teacher unions designed to improve school operations for more than 350,000 children.
Chrysler and Ford soon followed, in the face of resistance from labor unions, and Unimates designed for welding, spray-painting, applying adhesives and other potentially hazardous jobs were in production by 1966.
The Social Contract was an agreement between the Labour government and the unions designed to control inflation: In return for some union-friendly laws, they wouldn't ask for big pay rises.
The Labor Leadership Skills Program is designed for union members, leaders and activists.
