The phrase "an area designed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific space that has been created or intended for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The park features an area designed for children to play safely and enjoy outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "a space intended for" or "a zone created for".
Worse, cramming 10 million sensors into an area designed for 6 or 8 million increases the likelihood of heat-induced "noise" (speckles), although both companies insist that they've licked that problem.
1820's-1840's: The property of big-time land owner and soon-to-be mayor of Brooklyn, Samuel Smith, Smith Street is laid out from the mouth of the Gowanus Canal to Downtown Brooklyn, becoming one of the only north-south streets in an area designed for commercial use.
This research aims to define for the first time levels and patterns of different litter groups (macro, meso and microplastics) in sediments from a marine area designed for the institution of a new marine protected area (Aeolian Archipelago, Italy).
Big iron gates slowly swing open to reveal a yard with a raised, shaded area designed for playing dominoes.
A bathroom or changing area designed for kids.
My favorite touch in the bathroom: a seat and shallow basin in the shower area designed for you to soak your feet.
As part of its recently completed $21.5 million building project, the 793-student school has also added a track and other athletic fields, a great hall leading to new outdoors common areas designed for socializing, a new middle school dining hall, more music and art classrooms and enhanced computer labs, and upgraded dormitory and common spaces for its boarding students.
The game world is a series of self-contained, mission-focused areas designed for multiple avenues of exploration in terms of in-game movement and powers.
There are nine main regions of digital TV allotments (encompassing larger portions of Croatia) and additional, geographically small allotment areas designed for local broadcasters (typically covering a single city).
With several communal areas designed for visitors to kick back with a borrowed novel or a glass of Malbec from the honesty bar, shared space is geared up for as much or as little socialising as one pleases.
