The phrase "engineered design" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the combination of engineering technology and design. For example, "The new aircraft has an engineered design that improves performance and fuel efficiency."
The scarf print — a historic hallmark of Hermès and for Gianni Versace in his heyday in the 1980s — has become the base for many of the new digitally engineered design effects.
This deftly engineered design is the work of two architects, the Italian Mario Bellini and the Frenchman Rudy Ricciotti, who won an international competition to create the new wing in 2005.
The company also offers engineered design capabilities, eBusiness technologies, logistics expertise, paper brokerage services, and environmentally-responsible options.
The classic Vitruvian view, for example, has it that engineered design and aesthetic design are conjoint intentional elements of architectural objects.
With an engineered design of the crystallographic orientation of TaTi-oxide crystals, this activity could be further enhanced, as demonstrated by Pei et al. [57] or Liu et al. [58].
To achieve higher utilization, catalyst layer components must be distributed in an engineered design that ensures maximum number of active sites.
The task of synthetic biologists is constrained by the host organism that will contain their engineered designs.
This building code incorporates only the earthquake disaster to consider during building construction for buildings demanding state-of-the art design, engineered buildings, pre-engineered design for non-engineered buildings through mandatory rule of thumb and rural and owner-built houses (NBC 1994).
Mr. Pompei took Dr. Berktay's equations, modified them for the air and engineered the design.
"A million Times is a graphically conceptual, mechanical and engineered based design project," they continue.
It's why engineers design products ultimately useful only to other engineers.
