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The phrase "are designed to represent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the purpose or intention behind a design, often in contexts related to art, architecture, or product development.
Example: "The new logos are designed to represent the brand's commitment to sustainability and innovation."
Alternatives: "are intended to symbolize" or "are meant to illustrate".
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The specimens are designed to represent the pre-seismic code design construction in which there is no transverse reinforcement.
Two types of concrete-encased steel composite specimens are designed to represent two steel-to-member depth ratios.
Heating system scenarios are designed to represent the most relevant primary and supplementary heating alternatives currently available in Finland.
With their beautifully embroidered and patchworked cushions and sleek, black lacquered made-in-Italy bases, the daybeds (or Charpoys) are designed to represent a seamless fusion of Indian and European.
Hours are spent planning what questions will be asked, and figuring out the wording of key messages that are designed to represent the essence of what they would ideally like to say.
Agent-based models (ABMs) often are designed to represent complex real-world systems that cannot be validly described in any other way.
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The ion and material parameters were designed to represent the bombardment of Ar + on tungsten.
It designates him as a Hybrid III Anthropomorphic Test Device that was designed to represent a male adult in the 50th percentile for height and weight.
10 This method is designed to represent a wide range of experiences, rather than aiming at numerical representativeness.
The oligos were designed to represent a cluster of EST sequences and were designed from a single EST representative, not from a consensus sequence.
The clock was designed to represent the existential threat to humanity posed by nuclear weapons.
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