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"designed to treat" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, it is used to introduce a specific purpose or goal of something, usually something related to medical or healthcare treatment. For example, "The new drug is designed to treat chronic pain."
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Zevalin is designed to treat non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
And what is this therapy designed to treat?
Bariatric surgery was designed to treat super-obesity 60years ago.
Flow diverter stents are devices designed to treat complex aneurysms.
A fluidized reactor was designed to treat soymilk continuously.
Pacemakers, on the other hand, are designed to treat slow heart rhythms.
Two gene-silencing drugs designed to treat macular degeneration are already in clinical trials.
Dr. Goldman said the glasses were also designed to treat jet lag.
Services should be designed to treat people rather than conditions, he said.
The Internet was designed to treat all traffic with equal priority.
Most health care is designed to treat you when you're sick.
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