The phrase "arbitrarily designed to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been created or structured without a specific purpose or rationale.
Example: "The software was arbitrarily designed to be user-friendly, but many users found it confusing."
Alternatives: "randomly created to be" or "haphazardly structured to be".
An arbitrarily designed threshold was set at 0.2 for all analysis, while the baseline cycles were set for all analysis from 3 to 10 cycles for 28S and from 3 to 30 cycles for SAMD9 or SAMD9L.
The exact and assumed-mode solutions including the dynamics of the base cart are obtained, and the open-loop responses of the system by arbitrarily designed forcing functions are given by numerical simulations.
This holographic device is installed in the probe forming aperture of a conventional electron microscope and can be designed to remove arbitrarily complex aberrations from the electron's wave front.
This standard was designed to allow arbitrarily complex annotations of the entities that are crucial to phylogenetic statements.
The study was designed to arbitrarily include all consecutive patients within a period of 4 months who satisified the following criteria: They satisfied the 1984 Modified New York Criteria for AS [ 11].
Moreover, the reliability of the published data from arbitrarily designed trials has not been debated.
Under the new (arbitrarily designed) regulations, club-goers were prohibited from entering a club after 1 30am.
This arbitrarily restrictive definition seems designed to protect her novels from being relegated to a genre still shunned by hidebound readers, reviewers and prize-awarders.
The elastic microstructure can be designed to have an omnidirectional Poisson's ratio arbitrarily close to the stability limit of −1.
Extended observer based controllers are designed to predict the future states such that the input delay that can be arbitrarily large yet bounded are completely compensated.
