"design to meet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about constructing or creating something with a specific purpose or goal in mind. For example: "We built this website with the intention to design it to meet the needs of our customers."
Mr. Bell alters prefabricated units to need, using design to meet and often exceed federal and state code requirements.
Polymer notes are the next step in the evolution of bank note design to meet that objective.
Some of these performance instruments are specialized in design to meet the needs of a particular composer an example being Salvatore Martirano's Sal-Mar Construction (1970).
Benchmarks: Identifies appropriate problems for technological design; Evaluates the ability of a technological design to meet criteria established in the original purpose Language Arts Standard 1- Demonstrates competence in the general skills and strategies of the writing process.
For every One Direction fan who was free, either by coincidence or design, to meet the British boyband at Sydney airport on Tuesday, there would have been many more stuck in a school classroom.
The basic task of the systems engineer in such a situation is relatively straightforward; it is essentially a matter of reoptimizing the existing design to meet the new conditions.
So, if you need to replace that aforementioned broken knob, chances are someone has already designed it for you, but if you can't find one to suit you can simply adapt the design to meet your needs and aesthetics – just make sure you upload the alterations.
"Polymer notes are the next step in the evolution of banknote design to meet that objective.
The optimum design obtained was then scaled by 1.37 for the LEPe analyzer design to meet the sensitivity requirement.
Hip prosthesis is the greatest challenge of biomaterial design to meet the needs of joint arthroplasty.
We propose a modified porosimeter design to meet the particular needs of gas shales.
