The phrase "heavily engineered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been designed or constructed with a significant amount of technical effort or complexity.
Example: "The new software system is heavily engineered to ensure maximum efficiency and reliability."
Alternatives: "intensively designed" or "thoroughly developed."
Their system in Portugal is heavily engineered to promote young talent: your Ronaldos, Nanis, Quaresmas and Figos.
Not all British railways were so heavily engineered as the Liverpool and Manchester line, but in general terms they were normally constructed to a high standard.
Don't mention that Africa is 2% of world GDP, its domestic savings record poor (in places non-existent), the debt profile has been heavily engineered with write-offs, and its power industry approximates Spain's.
They are also heavily engineered upstream: a dam built upstream in neighboring India can critically stanch the flow of freshwater down here, increasingly the chances of salinity and siltation.
Featuring few big names and nary a masterpiece, it is my favorite biennial since the nineteen-eighties, when biennials ceased to be innocently serious roundups of recent art and became heavily engineered spectacles.
Today, Tim Pozar and several of his friends are seizing the high ground, literally and figuratively, in a movement that could undercut the nation's cellular companies, which are investing tens of millions of dollars in top-down, heavily engineered, digital cellular networks.
Currently, researchers still rely heavily on genetically engineered mice to further our understanding of a whole range of conditions.
Since engineering design is heavily informational, engineers want to retrieve existing engineering documents accurately during the product development process.
Du Pont, which like Monsanto is spending heavily on developing genetically engineered seeds for crops that are resistant to insects and herbicides, paid $1.7 billion last year for 20% of Dekalbs much larger rival Pioneer Hi-Bred International.
The preventive systems required to ensure workers are protected from injuries and illnesses dwell heavily on engineers; however, the extent to which the engineer can go regarding planning and implementing preventive measures is dependent on specific legal requirements, leadership commitment from the company, organization, and nation.
For decades, the city has depended heavily on engineers and architects hired by the builders to assure that construction meets the codes.
