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The phrase "it is engineered to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the purpose or design of a product, system, or process that has been specifically created for a certain function.
Example: "This software is engineered to optimize data processing and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "it is designed to" or "it is intended to".
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Chrysler produces a version of its Ram pickup fully prepped for natural gas, but it is a bifuel model too, and, according to Mr. Black, it is engineered to be at its best when running on gasoline.
"What makes this unique is the no-maintenance profile," says chief financial officer, Gregg Clevenger, "the ability to deploy a Stirling engine out in the desert and it is engineered to run for 20 years without you having to do anything".
It is engineered "to lock in hydration".
It is "engineered to work together," the ad says.
It is engineered to produce a protein normally found in a bacterium, Bacillus thuringiensis, that is lethal to one of China's main agricultural pests, the cotton boll-worm.
Instead of the crop being resistant to one chemical, it is engineered to resist two.
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"Really, it's engineered to make a point," he says.
I have read since that it was engineered to break you psychologically.
What kinds of useful information could it be engineered to carry?
He and the designers have met their primary objective, in that the DeltaWing does what it was engineered to do.
(It was engineered to be poisonous to pests).
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