"has been explicitly designed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been created or crafted to achieve a specific set of goals. For example, "The new software platform has been explicitly designed to improve communication within the team."
The solution by Buys et al. ([2011]) is interoperable since it has been explicitly designed as a generic WSDM-enabled utility WS-Resource so as to support a diversity of applications without the need to generate application-specific proxy classes at design time.
The SBRT, however, has been explicitly designed to integrate techniques from all of systems biology.
While average consensus was suggested as a late-level method [ 14], SDM has been explicitly designed as a medium level method [ 15].
The Classifynder automated pollen-counting system, for example, has been explicitly "designed to dramatically reduce the time that the palynologist must spend at the microscope" (Holt et al., 2011, p. 175).
But Trump is certainly pursuing a set of policies that could have been explicitly designed to alienate Democrats, and to preclude any sort of political accommodation.
And now there's her e-mail system, which appears to have been explicitly designed to frustrate legitimate requests for documents from the media and from Congress.
The bedroom tax might as well have been explicitly designed to wreak havoc for any disabled people who need an extra room for equipment or a carer.
"Perhaps no existing gun law could have been explicitly designed to stop the shotgun killer of the Navy Yard," but "building low barriers against violent crime has a disproportionate effect in ending it".
We discuss extensions for Dirichlet boundary conditions and in turn compare with methods that have been explicitly designed to handle Dirichlet boundary conditions.
