"is set so that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been predetermined or determined in advance. For example: The meeting is set so that everyone can join at the same time.
When a forward contract is written, its delivery price is set so that the present value of the payout is zero.
The index is set so that 50 indicates business is unchanged from the previous month, while figures above that indicate growth and figures below show a decline.
The hot water load profile was also shown to strongly influence the energy savings, assuming that auxiliary heater's thermostat is set so that the system just meets the worst-case discharge.
In the first step, a fast vehicle edge and symmetry fusion algorithm is obtained and a low threshold is set so that all possible vehicles will selected and also maintain a high false detection rate.
In some Acer species, fruit may become fully developed even if no seed is set, so that production of morphologically normal fruit is no proof that a plant is reproducing.
The use of get_plot_yrange is to ensure that the region covers the full Y axis, and the fill.style attribute is set so that the interior of the region is filled with a solid color.
The timing is set so that participants will have 140 days of cycling and 15 days for transit to arrive back in July just before the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, hosted this year by Britain.
An electrician hard-wired the fixtures to a timer, which is set so that the lights keep the same schedule as the loft's occupants, blinking awake at 8 a.m. and out at 11 p.m.
The lower bound is set to make sure that not too much current is drawn into the port pin of the MCU, and the upper bound is set so that this resistance does not exceed the input resistance of the speakers.
Kulkarni, who founded the company in 2010 with fellow graduate students from the University of California, Berkeley, says the value of tasks is set so that workers can reasonably earn $2 to $4 an hour; payments are on a sliding scale, with lower rates for poorer countries.
The dimensionless parameter β is set so that the rate of SLR at AD2000 amounts to 3 mm y−1 (i.e., 0.003 m y−1 or 0.3 m cy−1), with a Gaussian uncertainty distribution over a range of ± 1 mm y−1 (represented by rnd 0.001) in equation 3), based on observations from satellite altimetry for 1993 to present51: Geological data constrain a broad probability distribution for α.
