The phrase "design prowess" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone's skill or expertise in design.
Example: "Her design prowess was evident in the stunning visuals she created for the campaign."
Alternatives: "design skills" or "design expertise."
This hardly inspires confidence in its much-vaunted manufacturing and design prowess.
Many of the survivors have considerable strengths, not least in their technical expertise, design prowess and imposing archives.
Apple's design prowess, long celebrated even venerated has taken some nasty hits since the release of the iPhone 7. Technology watchers have been dismissive.
Coming in at a combined 546 pages, and measuring 13.125 inches by 9 inches, its two volumes are a masterpiece of technical and design prowess.
SoftBank said buying ARM's chip design prowess would make it a leader in developing the internet of things, which promises to let objects such as buildings, cars and fridges connect with each other.
The fact that they are barely noticeable is actually a testament to the design prowess of Apple.Also, to say that Apple has not been able to attract new users is ludicrous.
Both theatrical troupes share space at their Sniffen Court carriage house theatre where Alma was known as "Mrs. Hat"; a reflection of her legendary hat designing prowess.
As the leading handset maker, known for its design and technological prowess, Nokia should be benefiting from these intersecting trends.
I believed the Kindle would end up in the gadget graveyard because it couldn't stand a chance against Apple's proven design and marketing prowess.
Karl Lagerfeld, known more for his design than sporting prowess, has even created his own Olympic T-shirts decorated with either a gilded torch or a silver medal with his personal ponytail-and-sunglasses silhouette.
He drives its design and marketing prowess and is chief credit-taker for the iPod's wild success.
