The phrase "actively designed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been intentionally created or tailored for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The new software was actively designed for enhancing user experience and improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "specifically created for" or "intentionally developed for".
In fact, most seem actively designed to make you feel ill.
He still actively designs games for developer Destination Games, which he helped launch in 2000.
The Dots team is actively designing new titles for 2015, but they're not revealing any specifics yet.
The company makes more than 200 variations of handguns, and signed a letter of cooperation with N.J.I.T. -- as has Smith & Wesson -- although it is not actively designing a smart gun for its sales line.
Direct interaction with a consumer and their social network means that brands can actively design features by asking customers for feedback directly, tailor messages to niche communities to build viral loops and provide immediate customer service.
But as parents with $45bn odd to spare, they can express their gratitude to the universe pretty specifically: not merely hoping for a better world but actively designing one to their personal specification.
The ultrasound drug delivery field is actively designing new agents that would obviate the problems of just using microbubbles for drug delivery.
A novel device for actively rupturing diaphragm is designed for the driver section of the shock tube.
The event has been designed for those actively involved in the strategic shape, structure and delivery of higher education.
We present that by setting the contract parameters appropriately, both partners have the right incentive for maximizing the total supply chain profit: the supplier share information actively by choosing the contract designed for his marginal production cost, while the retailer׳s rational decision concurs with the overall optimal decision.
