The phrase "incisive design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design that is clear, sharp, and effective in conveying its message or purpose.
Example: "The architect's incisive design of the new library has transformed the space into a welcoming and functional environment."
Alternatives: "sharp design" or "clear design."
The title page of our copy contains some incisive commentary.
On the Allied side Beresford was proving no more incisive.
It is precisely the ability to generate so much data that requires incisive experimental design and focused questions to gain understanding.
Jobs, with incisive assistance from his design team, reshaped the personal computer from a wobbly, Professor Branestawm-like contraption lashed together at the back of a garage, or from an early Moog synthesiser lookalike, into a kind of digital jewellery.
When this is accomplished, we will have entered a Golden Age, when we will have the information necessary for designing truly incisive experiments to reveal biological function.
He has masterfully woven together a lucid account ofthe molecular, biological, medical, and political aspects of amonumental industrial mistake and has designed an incisive way ofending this unnatural global disaster.
To qualify for tax credits and rebates from the State Energy Research and Development Authority, Incisive's architects, TPG, designed a system that emits less than 0.78 of a watt a square foot (1.1 watts a square foot are allowed under the building code for refurbished offices).
The result is a lively and incisive portrayal of California's design scene in the period between the Great Depression and the start of the hippy era.
"The Crumb Trail" looks and feels almost entirely different, but the same incredible performers (especially the women), astonishing design sense, and incisive eye for raw theatricality are still there.
Good agreement with experimental data is observed, so the integrated experimental-modelling approach developed in this paper may well provide an incisive step toward the efficient design of ammonia-fuelled microchannel reformers.
