The phrase "arena designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific purpose or function of a space or environment, often in contexts related to events, competitions, or activities.
Example: "The arena designed to host international sporting events was inaugurated last week."
Alternatives: "venue intended for" or "space created to".
Excavation will lower the level of the pitch and provide, the club promise, "an outstanding view of the stadium from every seat" and "an arena designed to create an exciting atmosphere".
The essence of Soapbox Science is much the same as Speaker's Corner in London: to take a public area and turn it into an arena designed to bring science directly to passers-by.
Sexually experienced Long-Evans male rats were administered either an oxytocin receptor antagonist (L368,899 hydrochloride; 1 mg/kg) or vehicle control into the intraperitoneal cavity 40 min prior to placement into the center chamber of a three-chambered arena designed to assess sexual motivation.
The batting cage is a motion capture arena, designed to track the quadcopters' choreographed movement with pinpoint accuracy.
In short, 3 5 days-old female mosquitoes (30 40 mosquitoes per assay) were placed on a two-choice arena designed to attract host-seeking mosquitoes.
Space is to Carl Cox what the Bernabeu is to Cristiano Ronaldo, or what the Louvre is to the Mona Lisa; these are arenas designed to be as outrageously unreplicable as possible.
The arena was designed to have a small carbon footprint, and was awarded gold status during an Eco Campus audit in 2014.
An arena test designed to create approach/avoidance motivational conflict in sheep has been shown to detect differences in stimulus aversiveness.
Over three years, seven hundred and sixty two 14-month-old Bluefaced Leicester crossbred ewe lambs were individually exposed to a 6-min arena test designed to evaluate the behaviour of sheep exposed to a situation of conflicting motivations (to seek flock mates versus avoid a motionless human).
The arena was designed to resemble a frozen water droplet.
Complementing this approach, an arena was designed to limit flies to a monolayer, using a gradual incline to spread out wall-walkers and using a hydrophobic coating to prevent ceiling-walking [ 30].
