The phrase "are engineered around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is designed or constructed with a specific focus or purpose in mind.
Example: "The new software features are engineered around user experience to ensure maximum satisfaction."
Alternatives: "are designed with" or "are built around".
Eventually, the goal would be to accurately predict the impact of the hundreds of nanomaterials being engineered around the globe.
Other problems can be engineered around -- if we know the range and extremes of space weather (a.k.a. space climatology), we can design satellite and electrical systems to withstand the worst.
The nation he built is one engineered around the certainty that more immigrants are coming, that industries like solar power are the future (and oil and gas are the past), and that a normal middle-class status cannot be guaranteed.
This means that the degree of largest party predominance may be engineered to hover around a desired average by adjusting assembly size, and district magnitude, while keeping country-specific factors in mind.
Immunohistochemistry detected increased angiogenesis within the newly formed bone in the rhBMP-2 to TG-VEGF ratios of 3 to 1 and 5 to 1. Heterotopic bone was engineered in vivo around vessels using different rhBMP-2 and TG-VEGF ratios in a fibrin matrix injected into a dimensionally stable membrane tube which prevented direct contact with skeletal muscles.
5' EcoR1 and 3' BamH1 sites were engineered into the sequence around the region of interest, then DNA was amplified via PCR and gel purified.
The SoundLink Mini has been engineered specifically to offer all-around sound.
Luminar only got away with it by minimizing the amount of InGaAs used: only a tiny sliver of it is used where it's needed, and they engineered around that rather than use the arrays of photodetectors found in many other lidar products.
The second is to engineer around the problem.
