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The phrase "are designed to track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or function of an object, system, or process that is intended to monitor or follow something.
Example: "These devices are designed to track the movement of wildlife in their natural habitat."
Alternatives: "are intended to monitor" or "are meant to follow".
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ETFs are designed to track sector or country indices.
(While G.M. owns all of Hughes's assets, G.M.'s class H shares are designed to track the unit's earnings independently).
The meeting room's other visual features are designed to track the complexities of shifting alliances and opinions throughout a conversation.
Level set methods and Fast Marching Methods are designed to track a propagating interface, and find the first arrival of the interface as it passes a point.
Given that most products are designed to track an index, it costs little more to run a $2 billion fund than one managing $500m.Nevertheless, the speed of the industry's expansion is raising some troubling questions.
The floats are designed to track this fundamentally three-dimensional, non-isentropic flow while sampling water properties and all terms of the equation governing the vertical component of relative vorticity.
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Its shape, and glazing, is designed to track the sun.
A controller was designed to track the desired frequency reference.
PaperCut is designed to track and monitor printing and consumption (http://ypps.yale.edu/blueprint/papercut-overview).
Those radars were designed to track airplanes, which are larger, slower and generally easier to follow than missiles.
"The technology they're using was designed to track goods -- pallets of toilet paper at Wal-Mart," he said.
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