The phrase "designed to broadcast" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been created or planned specifically for the purpose of being broadcasted or shared with a wider audience. Example: The new television show was designed to broadcast important social issues and raise awareness among viewers.
It is a tiny, low-ceilinged cell-like chamber with two steel-framed single beds, a cupboard, chair and loudspeaker designed to broadcast orders to inmates.
Still, there's a sense that if Toronto's current logo, with its image of City Hall, was originally designed to broadcast a signal of dignified, centralized leadership, that's not exactly what it's doing at the moment.
But unlike Twitter, designed to broadcast information to anyone willing to listen, Facebook originally served (and can still be configured) to whisper thoughts to a select group of kith and kin.
On a side note, the Seero is designed to broadcast actually driving.
Terayon Communication Systems Originally designed to broadcast one-way, toward homes, cable systems have required upgrades to allow two-way services.
For the beacon purposes, the ESP8266 was designed to broadcast an SSID (shown in Fig. 3 as different coloured circles for each SSID) as an access point.
But besides the usual ink cartridge, the Anoto pen contains image processing and radio broadcast circuitry designed to transmit what you write, using the Bluetooth wireless networking standard.
Videos show his performance pieces and auto-destructive art works such as Study for an End of the World No. 2 (1962), which was realized in the desert outside Las Vegas and specifically designed to be broadcast and publicized in the media.
"Meg-a-Tar is designed to go broadcast and viral at the same time," Mr. Clegg said.
Election laws had prohibited corporations from engaging in "electioneering communication," a term designed to include broadcasts that specifically mentioned political candidates, and which occurred within sixty days of a general election, or within thirty days of a primary.
To be sure, there are plenty of other ways to share links like Facebook and Twitter, but those for the most part are designed to be broadcasts to an entire group of friends or an audience, Canetti said.
