The phrase "are designated from" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to indicate the source or origin of a designation.
Example: "The roles are designated from the company's leadership team."
Alternatives: "are assigned by" or "are appointed from".
Sotheby's for example, is selling a group of works that are designated from the AG Foundation, named for Agnes Gund, the philanthropist and collector.
To relate the isotherm equilibrium data, five monocomponent isotherm models and six binary component isotherm models are designated from the literature.
These constructs are designated from the miR-196b transcriptional start sites.
Three of the six isomerase EC subclasses are similar to three EC primary classes (intramolecular oxidoreductases — EC 5.3 are designated from oxidoreductases — EC 1; intramolecular transferases — EC 5.4 from transferases — EC 2; and intramolecular lyases — EC 5.5 from lyases — EC 4, but refer to intramolecular reactions).
The lines are designated, from the bottom to the top, as G, D, A, and E. Mark the frets on your violin.
The designation was done as a spur to the alignment of PA 84, which was designated from Piatt Township to the New York state line.
Books acquired in that manner were designated "from the ships".
The assault sectors at Utah Beach were designated (from west to east) Tare Green, Uncle Red, and Victor.
The assault sectors at Gold Beach were designated (from west to east) Item, Jig (comprising sections Green and Red), and King (also consisting of two sections named Green and Red).
Six evolutionarily significant units of C. whiteheadi were designated from the genetic analysis for conservation and management.
In order to reduce the required overhead, the selection time, and the overall scheme complexity, a simpler approach is proposed in this subsection, which will be designated from now on as smart selection.
