The phrase "are designed to interoperate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, software, or components that are intended to work together seamlessly.
Example: "The new software applications are designed to interoperate, allowing for better data sharing and collaboration between teams."
Alternatives: "are intended to work together" or "are meant to function in harmony".
CML is designed to interoperate with other markup languages (XHTML [22], MathML [23], SVG [24], etc).
ChemicalTagger was initially developed in the context of physical science and has been designed to interoperate with bioscience tools and requirements as explored and presented at Dagstuhl 2008 [13].
Currently, management tools are designed to solve specific water issues, they cannot interoperate and are losing decisional dependencies along the water supply distribution chain.
Based on XML document exchange, Vinci is designed to complement and interoperate with wide-area SOAs such as SOAP/UDDI and.NET.
Perl is often used as a glue language, tying together systems and interfaces that were not specifically designed to interoperate, and for "data munging", that is, converting or processing large amounts of data for tasks such as creating reports.
Adaptation is a crucial issue when building new applications by reusing existing software services which were not initially designed to interoperate with each other.
The app is being introduced under the Tumblr brand, and will cater to the type of users who frequent Tumblr's blogging service – teens and young adults – but it's not currently designed to interoperate with Tumblr's product or take advantage of the existing relationships between fellow Tumblr users.
The app is being introduced under the Tumblr brand, and will cater to the type of users who frequent Tumblr's blogging service – teens and young adults – but it's not currently designed to interoperate with Tumblr's product or take advantage of the existing relationships between fellow Tumblr users.
Given its footprint in millions of homes, Comcast is in a powerful position to bring order to the chaos its expanded "Works with Xfinity" program is designed to make sure that devices interoperate with each other.
The two core protocols that define the Internet – TCP and IP – are both designed to allow separate networks to connect to each other easily, so that networks that differ not only in hardware implementation (wired vs. satellite vs. radio networks) but also in their politics of control (consumer vs. research vs. military networks) can interoperate easily.
