The phrase "arms design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the design and development of weaponry or military equipment.
Example: "The company specializes in arms design, focusing on innovative technologies for modern warfare."
Alternatives: "weapon design" or "military equipment design".
Convergence in arms design is common.
The Cross of St . George(of England), plus the heraldic symbol for fur and the territorial flower (the fireweed), complete the coat of arms design.
Ray E. Kidder, a senior nuclear physicist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, an arms design center, said "some things in these documents would be helpful" to nations aspiring to develop nuclear weapons and should have remained secret.
In randomized control trials, several arms design could theoretically give information concerning the respective part of the different component of the outcome and control the natural course of the disease.
She was dumped in 2008 in favor of the royal shield of arms design -- but now she's back.
A similar study in the future should consider a multiple arms design with different fixed doses to determine dose-dependent effects.
Other devices include frames, handles, shoe horns and telescoping arms designed to help people put on socks.
The producers of another of the evening's high-profile pictures, Spotlight, also issued a call to arms designed to resonate beyond the Oscars.
In the United States, experiments undertaken in the late 1840s led to the adoption of a.58-inch Minié-type bullet and a family of arms designed to use it.
The founders did not obligate us to tolerate arms in the hands of lunatics, arms designed for maximal carnage.
He indicated that A.M.D. was also looking at putting the ARM design into consumer devices.
