"designed in the same way" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to convey that two or more objects, ideas, or processes have been made in the same manner. For example: "The new office building and existing office building on the grounds were designed in the same way."
The collectors are designed in the same way.
He said, "Normally, creatures are designed in the same way that gargoyles were carved in churches for maximum shock value".
He said, "Normally, creatures are designed in the same way that gargoyles were carved in churches — for maximum shock value".
"They were designed in the same way, they perform the same function.
Thus, the remaining primers were designed in the same way, and this procedure continued until the entire template sequence was covered by all primer pair sets (Fig. 6 Step 1).
Simply put, Triposo is based on the simple idea that travel guides can be designed in the same way that Google based its aggregation and search on some kick ass algorithms.
There might be differences in women's leadership qualities or in their ego issues, but we can design in the same way if we have the chance".
The second experiment was designed in exactly the same way, but used a simpler discrimination task, in which 20 other participants were required to determine whether or not pairs of shapes they saw were the same or different colours.
The transistors on computer chips -- whether for PC's or smartphones -- have been designed in essentially the same way since 1959 when Robert Noyce, Intel's co-founder, and Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments independently invented the first integrated circuits that became the basic building block of electronic devices in the information age.
Hair was designed in much the same way.
The reproduction of the frieze runs along the subway platform, integrated into the design in the same way the original was on Athena's temple.
