'designated number' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is defined as "a specific, predetermined figure or number that has been selected to represent or stand for something by authority or general consent." For example, "The company has a designated number for customer service, which is accessible 24/7."
In recent weeks they've been designated number one national villains, particularly by that most sensitive and feminist cadre of men: newspaper sports writers.
Billiards, any of various games played on a rectangular table with a designated number of small balls and a long stick called a cue.
Onlookers can even take a guided cellphone tour of the building: call the designated number and information about the system is provided as you wander around outside.
The Wristband is charged wirelessly and the battery lasts around two days of use, but will notify the manager of the device when it hits 20% battery by email, and then call the designated number at 10% battery.
Snedeker's routine is to stick tees in spots around the hole and putt until he holes a designated number in an exercise similar to an Around the World drill in basketball.
The ancient grain, varying from one culture to the next, was defined as the weight of a designated number of dry wheat (or other edible grain) kernels taken from the middle of the ear.
If it's a voice call the system can try up to three designated numbers before taking a message.
If they stray from a defined area, or have a fall, a text message is dispatched to two designated numbers.
Designated Dialer blocks specified contacts in your phone, while Drunk Dial NO! hides designated numbers from your contacts for a certain amount of time.
The initial clinical studies will use PBMCs targeted with complexes ex vivo, which will allow accurate administration of designated numbers of targeted cells at the optimum epitope density.
Tap "Voicemail Number" from the listed options, and type in the designated voicemail number from your carrier.
