"designed to cater for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been created to meet specific needs or requirements. For example, "The youth center was designed to cater for young people in the area."
Looting and Crafting, for instance, has been designed to cater for fans of both expediency and depth.
It also considers how psychological interventions can be best designed to cater for the specific needs of older adults.
The bar was designed to cater for the coming trade from the slaughter houses being built across the road which opened in 1890.
On the basis of these findings the authors propose that prevention measures should be designed to cater for the specific characteristics of the various groups of senior citizens.
Three individual control stages are designed to cater for the multiple control objectives in MMC without the need for any weighting factor tuning.
Relay typically used in distribution network are designed to cater for current flow in one direction, i.e., from transmission network to load.
"Peter's style of coaching was designed to cater more for an individual's needs, and to ensure every young player realised he was responsible for his own career," Cook wrote in his own book, Starting Out, in 2008.
I was so obsessed with not being handed an exact slice of my childhood that I failed to appreciate it for what it was: a sincere, well-intended love letter to a series that wasn't designed to cater solely for me, but instead to appeal to anyone who had ever played a Sonic game.
Started in 2013, V Cleanse has grown steadily, garnering a loyal customer base, expanding its range of cleanses (including a warming cleanse of hot infusions and soups specifically designed to cater many Chinese customers' preference for warm drinks) and delving into lifestyle and food workshops that "are always incredibly popular," Mayimin says.
The first of these account for a heterogeneous population and the second for services designed to cater to seamen and merchants.
And these investments are very likely not the last time the state will be footing the bill for infrastructure improvements designed to cater to the plant.
