The phrase "an exception designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific exception that has been intentionally created for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "The software includes an exception designed to handle unexpected input errors gracefully."
Alternatives: "a purpose-built exception" or "a specifically crafted exception".
One exception, designed to put learners on the path to remembering, is to have them associate figurative expressions with mental images.
The sub-controllers are with a few exceptions designed using simple linear feedback and feedforward control-design methods, in contrast to traditional table-based engine control.
But all of these states except Massachusetts, Maine and New Jersey make certain exceptions designed to reduce costs, like limiting overtime wages for live-in aides, who presumably are not caring for clients 24/7.
One is that international law contains an exception for interventions designed to alleviate an "overwhelming humanitarian catastrophe," as the British government maintained on Thursday (before Parliament narrowly rejected military action in Syria).
The law includes an exception that appears designed to avoid such a scenario, however ― exempting people from the six-month waiting period if they were enrolled in one of the bare-bones plans the day before trying to enroll in a new one, according to Jost.
The second exception is fair use, designed to allow parody, commentary and analysis that advance academic, political or social purposes.
Like Abramovic, she started as a painter, but the parallels end there: while the Belgrade-born star went on to conceive work that (with a few exceptions) was designed to operate inside gallery walls, Mendieta often staged her performative actions outdoors, imprinting her body on a beach and snapping a photo, or burying herself in mud and posing for one.
Collins responds that the exception is designed strictly for employers to assess a person's current ability to do the job.
"In our view, [the temporary copying] exception is designed to protect ISPs and telecoms companies when they're transmitting data from A to B in networks.
Every infield, without exception, is designed with the exact same measurements.
