The phrase "are more designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention behind a design or function of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "These tools are more designed to enhance productivity than to provide entertainment."
Alternatives: "are primarily intended to" or "are mainly created to".
Anyone who has attended, in good times or bad, the climax of the Tour in the Champs-Élysees knows that few celebrations in sport are more designed to bring on a bout of self-aggrandisement in the winner.
HP and Dell have offered upgrades, but these are more designed to stall the problem.
Yet the launches have led some to believe the features are more designed to fulfill Facebook's desires than users'.
There is little observational research on energy intake in relation to physical capability, possibly because food frequency questionnaires are the dietary assessment method most often used, and these are more designed to rank individuals rather than to measure total intake [ 26, 27].
"Nothing could be more designed to make you feel like what you were doing was fatuous and unfulfilling," says Thorn. "You feel like a prat".
"This beta was more designed to test the game with a larger audience".
Kindle Textbook Creator seems designed for speed, and for working with the legacy textbook publishing industry, as opposed to iBooks Author which is more designed to help educators build digital-native experiences from scratch.
It was felt that current detailed and outdated medical undergraduate training, led by 'old die-hards' was more designed to create specialists and should be re-arranged into alternative education models, as experienced in some countries.
Although public discussions among U.S. officials are often more designed to place pressure on the regime than to precipitate action, they underline the tensions between the two states.
Today, the lapses exposed by flight MH370 erode confidence in flying because it raises suspicions that many of the rules following September 11th taking off shoes, dumping bottled water are more designed to produce the illusion of safety rather than provide a meaningful scrutiny of threats.
