This part of a sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to explain why something was made. For example: "This machine was designed with the intention of making work easier and more efficient."
"It was designed with the intention of making you feel small and insignificant," McKay explains.
The tablets were designed with the intention of lowering the risk of severe side effects and reducing the frequency of administration for patients prescribed oral oxycodone.
It is laid out like a huge shell in front of the implacable gothic presence of the Palazzo Comunale, which is topped by the 335ft Torre del Mangia – designed with the intention of making rival Florence feel inadequate.
It seems it was designed with the intention of getting half of Rhode Island drunk.
The SCC blends were designed with the intention of creating a controlled flowing slump.
An electronic checklist has been designed with the intention of reducing errors while minimizing user effort in completing the checklist.
The Constitution was designed with the intention for the wheels of power to move slowly.
A single, multifunctional DNA construct was designed with the intention to simultaneously target the expression of the three genes encoding isoforms of SBEs in barley by RNA interference (RNAi).
The test of proprioceptive hand function described in the present work was designed with the intention to rule out other sources of information that might interfere with the assessment of finger joint position sense.
Fibrin pad (OMRIX Biopharmaceuticals Ltd., Israel; Ethicon Inc., USA) was designed with the intention to potentially overcome the limitations of other adjunctive hemostatic products.
It was designed with the intention to non-redundantly cover all SCOP families of ligand binding proteins from PDB.
