The phrase "an optimizing design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a design that improves efficiency, performance, or effectiveness in a particular context.
Example: "The engineers presented an optimizing design that significantly reduced energy consumption in the new model."
Alternatives: "an efficient design" or "a performance-enhancing design".
The paper describes a new optimizing design concept for autonomous power supply systems employing an enhanced particle swarm algorithm taking into account both component sizing and energy management parameters.
When however, wire volume is included in the model and it plays an equivalent role in optimizing design (i.e. δ = β = 1), an identifiable maximum or peak (marked as "2" in Figure 2B) is observed corresponding to a total myelin sheath thickness of 0.58 µm (0.29 µm on each side of axon, see Figure 1).
Thermal modeling is a powerful tool in optimizing design of battery thermal management systems.
This study provides an important reference for the optimizing design and operation of municipal solid waste incinerator.
The current virtual prototype of the shock absorber is correct and can be a developing terrace for the optimizing design of the absorber and matching capability of the whole car.
There is a trend towards large wind farms clustering a significant amount of turbines, aiming at continuously optimizing design and maintenance costs and thus reducing the overall cost of energy.
The new optimizing design concept is investigated for two application examples, a private household and a small agricultural holding.
Then the agency of design shifts from checking building performance to optimizing design processes and methods.
This valuable scaling law could provide reference for the optimizing design of oil water separation devices.
The experiment result provides suggestions for the study on optimizing design of photocathode doping structure.
