The phrase "are well designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is effectively created or structured to achieve a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The new software features are well designed to enhance user experience and streamline workflow."
Alternatives: "are effectively crafted to" or "are optimally structured to".
Neither law schools in particular nor universities in general are well designed to deal with fluctuating revenue.
These mechanisms are well designed to operate effectively within the context of motion coding.
The structure and mechanical properties of adventitia are well designed to protect the media from axial and circumferential overloads.
We sampled delicate Rhode Island Moonstone oysters; sweet-finishing Island Creeks from Duxbury, Mass., where John Alden lived; meaty Wellfleets, whose slim, greenish shells are well designed to resist Cape Cod's potent tides, and mild, metallic-tasting pond oysters from the Vineyard.
It also makes an analysis of the types of task that are well designed to be collaborative, in the thread to find "genuine interdependent" tasks and not just subtasks that are only joined.
It was observed that, when sprinkler systems are well designed to produce high distribution uniformity, several alternative sprinkler schedules that minimise yield losses due to crop stress and percolation can be implemented.
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These can be well designed to be combined with DSM and energy efficiency policy.
It seems that our brains, with their intrinsic tendency to parse and segregate, were well designed to veer toward over-control in response to the hardships of existence.
His natural simplicity of manner and plethora of folksy sayings were well designed to avoid offending (as far as possible) republicans.
With its army of cells and myriad antibodies, our immune system is well designed to repel attacks by harmful bacteria, viruses, and other microbes.
