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The phrase "destined to trigger" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It can be used to describe something that is likely to cause a reaction or response. Here is an example: The controversial statement made by the politician was destined to trigger a heated debate among the audience.
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Newly made proteins destined to be inserted into membranes trigger an RNA switch that promotes initiation of this process.
It's destined to fail".
And destined to be copied.
It seems destined to fail.
The Tories seemed destined to govern forever.
The trial is destined to go elsewhere.
Hideki Matsui was destined to follow them.
Some seem destined to last.
That is destined to change.
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