The phrase "are designed to display" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the purpose or function of an object, system, or design element that is intended to show or exhibit something.
Example: "The new software features are designed to display user data in a more intuitive way."
Alternatives: "are intended to showcase" or "are meant to present".
The latest Apple and Sony stores are designed to display products, in the full expectation that many people will buy online.
SPYWARE Similarly, OneCare also detects and offers to remove spyware — programs that are designed to display pop-up ads, change your Internet settings, transmit information behind your back and so on.
Third, the abnormal events are designed to display, and hence further reduces the compression ratio.
These video cards are designed to display three-dimensional (rendered) graphics at very high speed.
In contrast, there are very few dressings on the market which are designed to display a chosen bioactivity.
TOF-Watch® monitors are designed to display train-of-four (TOF) count when neuromuscular block is intense, and to display TOF ratio when it is less intense.
It's designed to display books and other printed materials, and nothing more.
But Sands Point's mayor, Leonard Wurzel, said the real priority was to make the village more compatible with Nassau County's 911 emergency system, which is designed to display the caller's numbered address on the police dispatcher's screen.
To improve the look of images from video sources that are not high definition, ADS Technologies has created the HDTV Upconverter, a box that scales up standard video signals into the higher resolutions that HDTV sets were designed to display.
The night would be billed as Moondance: A Night in the Afro Future, and was designed to display Afrofuturism's contemporary face, featuring lectures and discussions from writers and thinkers, plus live performances.
It followed this up in early 2009 with the smaller, cheaper and more elegant Kindle 2, which costs $259, and the larger Kindle DX, which is designed to display newspapers and textbooks.
