The phrase "as it designs" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being done in accordance with a design or plan, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project will proceed as it designs, ensuring all specifications are met."
Alternatives: "as intended" or "according to the design".
Fulvio Conti, chief executive of Enel, Italy's largest power utility, says that the U.N. needs to give market forces free rein as it designs the next phase of a global carbon cap and trade market.
The new series sports some high production values (including the aforementioned $200k robot) for a YouTube exclusive, following the team as it designs its latest bot in the lead up to its face off with Japan's Suidobashi Heavy Industry.
What would his advice be for the UK as it designs its own deposit return scheme?
The Ivy League college said it will look at programs at the military academies, among other schools, as it designs its initiative.
Still, GM says it is making room for the electric-drive system as it designs its next generation of small cars an indication that the company is at least hopeful the car can be produced.
The choices that face a car company as it designs and manages its supply-chain IT infrastructure, for instance, have become the source of its competitive advantage.
Walgreens is a leader in workplace diversity especially for workers with disabilities, as it designed its training and processes to work inclusively.
Yale learned from many companies, NGOs and individuals as it designed and implemented the pilot.
"We didn't think the plan, as it was designed and conceived, really worked," he said.
It did not play any specific role in the study such as proposing it, designing it, or analyzing the results.
It is both a temple and a complete exposition of doctrine, designed as a whole, and completed as it was designed, with only one major afterthought.
