The phrase "be fashioned to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be designed or adapted to a particular purpose or style. Example: The dress was fashioned to fit her perfectly, highlighting her curves and hiding her flaws.
He said the proposal also could be fashioned to give Congress more oversight.
Mr. Tracy, a trained chef, acutely understands how wines must be fashioned to heighten interest in meals as aperitifs and accompaniments.
Now in private practice, Judge Sporkin says he believes a consent decree can be fashioned to fix the problems identified by the case, particularly if it includes some tough enforcement mechanisms.
Perforated semiconductor neutron detectors are compact diode detectors that operate at low power and can be fashioned to have high thermal neutron detection efficiency.
We propose that heterologous proteins designed to present RSV-neutralizing antibody epitopes and to elicit cognate antibodies have the potential to fulfill these vaccine requirements, as they can be fashioned to be free of viral T-cell epitopes.
The asymmetric nature of the assay allows easy detection of attractive or repulsive effects induced by various cell types, ECM components, or purified proteins in a microenvironment that can be fashioned to closely resemble the microenvironment encountered by migrating tumor cells in-vivo.
And there were about 30 aerial shells, typically used in fireworks, which had been fashioned to be explosive devices.
Mortise-and-tenon joints, like those made by carpenters, were fashioned to attach the upright stones to the lintels.
That show ostensibly rewards talented amateur dancers, but it is fashioned to feed the vanity of Ms. Abdul.
Just as MySpace TV is being fashioned to compete with YouTube, engineers at YouTube are busy developing social networking features.
For this 3D animation's furry frolics are fashioned to convey a stern lecture on the topic of the hour.
