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The phrase "designed to make" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe an object, plan, or action that has been created with a specific purpose or goal in mind. For example, "The new policy was designed to make the workplace more efficient."
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But Xerus is designed to make money.
"It's designed to make people interested.
What features on McLennan's site are designed to make money?
Other reforms have been designed to make pensions more redistributive.
There are other amends designed to make navigation easier.
This season's packs are designed to make both activities easier.
"This is all clearly designed to make the applicant reconsider".
It was clear intimidation, designed to make employees shut up.
Markets are designed to make their own rationality.
"It was designed to make money," he said.
It is cynically designed to make people feel better.
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