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Discover LudwigThe phrase "engineered to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been created or modified with specific specifications in mind. For example: "This computer has been engineered to perform at the highest level."
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How he seemed faultlessly engineered to bat.
It is engineered "to lock in hydration".
Engineered to be the best of Energy Star".
Plasmas engineered to zap microorganisms aren't new.
"Really, it's engineered to make a point," he says.
It is "engineered to work together," the ad says.
Guilt was something Darquier's brain was somehow engineered to exclude.
Review: Jim Davidson's jokes are engineered to crank laughter.
We're being engineered to be passive, programmable people.
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With prodding, they could be re-engineered to make fuel.
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