The phrase "are particularly designed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the intended purpose or target audience of a product, service, or feature.
Example: "These tools are particularly designed for professionals in the construction industry to enhance their productivity."
Alternatives: "are specifically created for" or "are tailored for".
The existing theoretical calculation methods for the maximum allowable drilling mud pressure in HDD borehole are particularly designed for soils, so they are not suitable when rocks are encountered.
Commercial software facilitate output data analysis to some extent, but there are also open source/free software solutions, such as VSDMIP [11] or DiSCuS [12], which are particularly designed for processing "big data".
Spice iteratively enumerates all the groups of statistically significant cross-talking system components, which, to the best of our knowledge, no existing methodologies are particularly designed for.
They appropriately maintain that when reporting a randomized controlled trial with survival type data, that the most appropriate summary statistics are the log hazard ratio and its variance, which are particularly designed for comparing two survival curves by allowing for both censoring and time to an event.
The PHENIX apparatus has been particularly designed for lepton-pair measurements and comprises detectors for charged-particle tracking, particle identification, calorimetry and collision centrality monitors.
This approach is particularly designed for, and easily calibrated in, cases where the structure and formation energy of equilibrium compounds are already known.
The approach is particularly designed for analysing measured signals with different onset time (travel time) and frequency shift (Doppler), as compared to a given signal model.
GenRev is particularly designed for general use so that users have the flexibility to choose a reference network and define the score of genes.
