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"has been designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe the purpose or intended function of something. For example: "The new software has been designed to improve efficiency in the workplace." "The building has been designed to withstand earthquakes." "The course has been designed to prepare students for future success in their careers." "The product has been designed to cater to the needs of our target market." "The program has been designed to address the issue of poverty in the community."
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Sativex has been designed to overcome those shortcomings.
Regulation has been designed to shield them from competition.
A flow cell electrode has been designed to measure diffusion coefficients in electrochemical solutions.
Meanwhile, a furnace has been designed to match the cell.
The system has been designed to fulfill two primary goals.
The BTeV detector has been designed to achieve these goals.
TAO has been designed to capture the semantic of TAs.
The algorithm has been designed to work on-line.
Most importantly, it has been designed to be Syariah-compliant.
These are the types of issues that Blackboard Ally has been designed to help overcome.
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Lakeside has been designed to meet LEED Silver standards.
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