The phrase "are rarely designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not often created or intended for a specific purpose.
Example: "These tools are rarely designed to accommodate users with disabilities."
Alternatives: "are not often intended to" or "are seldom created to".
Yet reparations programs are rarely designed to address the needs of women victims.
Bengolea collaborated with Jamaican dancehall artist Damion Wallace and ballerina Erika Miyauichi to create the work, bringing together two styles she says are rarely designed to meet.
Population monitoring programs for threatened species are rarely designed to disentangle the effects of movements from changes in birth and death rates on estimated trends in abundance.
Buildings are rarely designed to save energy, because those who put them up do not usually pay the bills and those who occupy them choose them for their views or their looks, not their energy-efficiency.
And exercise classes are rarely designed to protect aging knees or backs.
However, they are rarely designed to provide information about direct and indirect threats and no information on social perceptions on conservation, or views on past and future changes.
Clothing is rarely designed to aid recycling at the end of life.
However, management plans to hinder the evolution of crop pests are rarely designed at the landscape scale and if so, they do not consider remnant patches of wild vegetation.
73 Studies on glucose-lowering therapies often include women but are rarely designed specifically to analyze for sex differences in efficacy, pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics or side effects.
In American elections, ballots are rarely designed by professional designers.
Tools to support consumers to engage in SDM are rarely designed for or evaluated with adults with lower literacy and/or poor English language.
