The phrase "appointed design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific design has been officially designated or assigned for a particular purpose or project.
Example: "The architect presented the appointed design for the new community center, highlighting its innovative features and sustainability."
Alternatives: "designated design" or "assigned design".
(Ford) Alfonso E. Albaisa, the former vice president of Nissan Design America, was recently appointed design director for global passenger vehicles and electric vehicles for the automaker.
The Labour-run authority appointed design company Buro Happold to come up with a solution in February and had committed up to £245,000 to the scheme.
Soon after, he was appointed design director at the iconic Bill Blass, a post he held for five years until launching his own collection, PRABAL GURUNG.
And when Hermes' newly appointed design director Nadege Vanhee-Cybulski (who came from The Row) showed her first collection for the brand at Paris Fashion Week in March, there wasn't a Birkin to be seen on the runway.
Large corporations are bolstering their in-house design capabilities, and appointing designers to executive roles.
In April, the hip design duo Public School were appointed to design DKNY, and their first catwalk show will take place during NYFW in September.
3 Number of decades, until this week, since Tiffany & Company last appointed a design director.
Stella McCartney has been appointed to design its autumn collection, which will be sold in some of its European and American stores.Inditex's caution could be wise.
By 1951, this number had risen to 796,000 and British architect Frederick Gibberd was appointed to design new buildings, including a control tower, 122ft (37 metres) high.
They also say they will need more time to review the report of the steering committee that the governor appointed to design the new system.
He was active in the Amalgamated Engineering Union, whose eventual president, Hugh Scanlon, became a close friend; elected a Manchester city councillor (1945-49); appointednted chief design engineer at Manchester University (1957-64).
