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The phrase "are designed to compete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing products, services, or systems that have been created with the intention of being competitive in a market or against other entities.
Example: "These new smartphones are designed to compete with the latest models from leading brands, offering advanced features at a lower price."
Alternatives: "are intended to rival" or "are meant to contend".
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Social Branding interventions are designed to compete directly with this marketing.
Its vehicles are designed to compete with Japanese imports and appeal to drivers who would never consider putting a Buick or a Cadillac in their driveway.
Their systems, trademarked SEALER, are designed to compete with diesel generators to supply dependable power to communities and industries in remote areas of the world.
The moves are designed to compete with the growing popularity of private messaging services such as WhatsApp, Kik and Snapchat, a hit with teens because it lets users send messages that disappear after they've been read.
The 20/20 concept, officially unveiled in Amsterdam on 10 October, featured a radical new design that featured bright colors, corrugated metal accents and plain brick walls that are designed to compete with chains in the fast casual restaurant market segment.
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Entitled "That Regis Philbin Show!," the program was designed to compete against Johnny Carson's "Tonight Show".
Much of what will come is designed to compete directly with the brand's German rivals.
Microsoft failed with the Zune, a music player that was designed to compete with the iPod.
"We couldn't compete at the level he was designed to compete at," Jackson said of Bryant.
That is five times the dropout rate seen in traditional universities, with which the new colleges were designed to compete.
The Tesco smartphone will run Android and will be designed to compete with "the best smartphones available".
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