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Discover LudwigThe phrase "act as a designated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that is assigned a specific role or function within a particular context.
Example: "In this project, I will act as a designated point of contact for all communications."
Alternatives: "serve as an appointed" or "function as a designated".
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It has become extremely valuable to have a tumor registrar act as a designated tissue bank trustee.
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The new act identifies this as a designated area for street vendors, and allocates space for them to carry out their business in a peaceful and less cramped manner.
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We utilized designated physicians at each clinic to act as a point person or "site champion" for the study.
Ask several friends to act as designated drivers, or call a taxi.
Mychal acted as the designated pitcher and umpire.
In one of Clinton's last acts as President, he designated a pair of two-hundred-year-old forts on the island, Fort Jay and Castle Williams, a National Monument, thus handing over a twenty-two-acre portion of the island to the National Park Service, but the deal for the rest of it stalled.
In both studies, the authors assume that the SN clusters are non-overlapping and that each cluster has a designated cluster head which acts as a relay between the SNs in the cluster and the sink node.
"The younger brother acted as a lifeguard, was a scholar athlete, would be a designated driver to his friends," Woskie said.
Kasowitz became a nationally recognized figure last week, after he acted as Trump's designated spokesman to respond to former FBI Director James Comey's landmark Senate testimony.
One feature is a "safe zone" that can be installed in schools and acts as a force field, disabling any TriggerSmart gun that enters a designated area.
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