The phrase "expertly engineered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that has been skillfully put together, often with great attention to detail. For example, "The new bridge was expertly engineered, providing a sturdy and safe passage across the river."
His first, "The Masada Plan," was called "gripping, fast-moving, expertly engineered" by the novelist Meyer Levin in The New York Times Book Review.
The subject is always love, the poetry and music deftly and aptly interwoven, and the sound, on a CD from RCA 7843-2RCC) expertly engineered.
Your calendar might say 2012, but you can walk down the street and step into a restaurant that's been expertly engineered to feel like 1936, or 1957, or 1973.
This is a rare example of racing fun for the masses and the maestros, one that's expertly engineered and polished to a level that would make a Concours d'Elegance winner envious.
Kitty Empire, in her three-star lead review for the Observer, decided that Uptown Special "feels and sounds like a Ronson album, expertly engineered to be retro, bouncy, eclectic and rather good in parts".
A wall of cantilevered shelves (seemingly weightless but expertly engineered) in the living room organizes books, vases, bowls and the ritual objects that LaRosa has been designing for several years, one of which will be featured in an exhibition at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in September.
So expertly has McDermott engineered his resources that, at times in an hour that liberally fuelled Sam Allardyce's detractors, Reading seemed to have six at the back, five in midfield and four up front.
All of which is a necessarily elaborate way of saying that Brian Selznick's new book, "Wonderstruck" — engrossing, intelligent, beautifully engineered and expertly told both in word and image — cannot entirely escape the force field or expectations set up by his 2008 Caldecott winner, "The Invention of Hugo Cabret".
Ryan Streber, the sound engineer, expertly balanced those sounds with the multichannel tape, played behind the audience.
On the contrary, Entergy and its dedicated and disciplined operators and engineers are expertly operating Indian Point to prevent anything remotely like Fukushima from ever happening.
