The phrase "appliance designed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or intended use of a specific appliance.
Example: "This is an appliance designed for making smoothies quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "device intended for" or "equipment made for".
Nokia takes the Ipsilon products as a base and integrates its own operating system and Check Point's FireWall-1 product into an appliance designed for high-speed packet forwarding and modern, stateful firewalling.
And the dead-end exhaust vent for Tuttle's open-top broiler--an appliance designed for indoor barbecues--could easily have caused a fire if it had not been found, Tuttle said.
As current octyl-2-cyanoacrylate application requires that the active glue liquid be squeezed through a sponge at the end of the applicator and then be used as a roller to apply the glue to the skin, a new appliance designed for specific perineal use would be beneficial.
Early signs of the move toward this new architecture can be seen in recent announcements of new computer appliances designed for high-speed data applications.
There are also VAT-zero rates available, for example, for charity fundraising appeal packs, collection boxes, certain pin badges, and a whole raft of zero rates available for charities in the care sector connected with the purchase, adaptation and repair of appliances designed for disabled people, and similarly for vehicles designed or adapted for carrying disabled people.
Intels consumer Web appliance product strategy is designed to provide three major components–appliance management capabilities, services package building blocks, and a family of Intel-branded Web appliances designed for accessing the Internet.
Electricity was just becoming widely available in Asia, and the rice cooker was the first appliance designed specifically for an Asian kitchen.
The company says that this is the first edge appliance designed specifically for Citrix Workspace Service.
Dieter Ram's appliance designs for Braun, which inspired the design team at Apple, hearken to a pre-digital touchpad era when design aspired to help us understand products or at least be unobtrusive.
