The phrase "also designed to examine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose of a study, project, or tool that has multiple functions, including the act of examining something.
Example: "The new software is not only user-friendly but is also designed to examine user behavior for better insights."
Alternatives: "also intended to analyze" or "also meant to investigate".
Numerical experiments were also designed to examine the performances of the models.
The experiment was also designed to examine whether this technique is feasible to apply in large-scale operations.
This study was also designed to examine the possible impact of fatty acids (FAs) on protein stability and drug delivery in blood.
It is also designed to examine possible relationships among learner's perceptional type, characteristics (i.e., academic self-efficacy, interest in blended e-Education, and extraversion) and academic achievement levels.
A large-scale image retrieval approach is also designed to examine and classify each cell of a testing image by comparing it with a massive database, e.g., half-million cells extracted from the training dataset.
The paths between each kinematic variable were also designed to examine the kinematic chain, especially that between lower limb and upper body movements.
This study was also specifically designed to examine the impact of treatment not only on the primary tumour itself but also on the local metastatic invasion in nodes, thus creating a condition of clinical relevance.
Our study was also not designed to examine whether the disease course has changed over time (drug treatments aside).
The rats were also given a probe task designed to examine the type of representation used to solve the task.
Also, this study was not designed to examine the consequences of diuretic response, and therefore there are important data lacking, such as urinary collections and markers of tubular function/damage.
"That's one of the points of this program, which has been designed to examine that question, but also to acknowledge people of African descent who have made significant contributions to the field and who continue to do so".
