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The phrase "are only designed to help" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when explaining the purpose or intention behind a product, service, or action that is meant to provide assistance or support.
Example: "These tools are only designed to help users navigate the software more efficiently."
Alternatives: "are solely intended to assist" or "are meant exclusively to aid".
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They are only designed to kill people.
It's only designed to raise red flags that are meant to help the White House, and Senate confirmers, make their own choices.
It's also been designed to help with employee training.
Their only similarity is that both are designed to help people with small deposits.
What this means to us is that apps only succeed if they are designed to help users share Stories.
What's more, they will also have to explain in retrospect why they rushed the vote in advance of a CBO score detailing its impact, even though it was only a few days away — and is designed to help them make a more informed choice about what it is they were truly voting for.
Policies are being designed to help borrowers, not creditors.
But it is designed to help only a particular type of lower back pain, and results are not yet available from controlled, double-blind studies.
And based on the number of products that are designed to help in this situation, I'm not the only one with the problem.
We are designed to help one another; sharing is key.
Only a handful of programs in the United States are designed to help, instead of punish, pregnant women or mothers addicted to opioids.
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