The phrase "are largely designed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the primary purpose or intention behind the design of something, often in a general sense.
Example: "These tools are largely designed for enhancing productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are primarily intended for" or "are mainly created for".
Other companies provide parent engagement tools, but they are largely designed for higher-income customers.
The six articles in this series provide examples of how to transport CBT techniques that are largely designed for implementation in outpatient mental health settings to specialized medical settings, and discuss unique considerations and recommendations for implementation.
Most integrated databases are able to retrieve different biological properties, but are largely designed for simple queries for a single gene.
"The lenses that I used were largely designed for the commercial world, to do portraits of cars and perfume bottles.
He said he ultimately stopped attending CGI meetings after realizing that they were largely designed for charities to mingle with possible donors.
Those available were largely designed for partial extractions which generally do not reflect the total elemental compositions.
Such differences in untreated outcome need to be considered when interpreting trial results using outcome measures that were largely designed for studies of patients with AD.
Other analysts who follow the country's political system say that the anti-Nobel juggernaut is largely designed for a domestic audience, much of which knew nothing about Mr. Liu until last month.
A fellow member of the Wood lab at the time, Brennan Phillips, Ph.D. – now Assistant Professor of Ocean Engineering at the University of Rhode Island – saw Teoh's designs and suggested he adapt it to capture sea creatures, which are notoriously difficult to grab with existing underwater equipment that is largely designed for the rough work of ocean mining and construction.
A fellow member of the Wood lab at the time, Brennan Phillips (now assistant professor of ocean engineering at the University of Rhode Island), saw Teoh's design and suggested he adapt it to capture sea creatures, which are notoriously difficult to grab with existing underwater equipment that is largely designed for the rough work of ocean mining and construction.
Though the visit was largely designed for Mr. Romney to express his gratitude to donors and others who helped raise money for his campaign, one person with knowledge of the meetings said that at the dinner, attendees were hoping discuss ways to keep him part of the political conversation.
