"made to detect" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something was created or designed for the purpose of detecting something else. Example: The new security system was made to detect any unauthorized entries into the building.
"It's one thing to develop a system that is made to detect fraud," Lynch said.
Two blood tests are customarily made to detect the disease, but they may not disclose it in the incubative stage.
Some of the most advanced laptop computers have their trackpads made to detect both force and position precisely.
Significant efforts have been made to detect lithium-ion battery safety faults to proactively facilitate actions minimizing subsequent losses.
Working at the Narragansett Marine Laboratory at the University of Rhode Island, they were granted access to Navy audio recordings made to detect enemy submarines.
In addition, annealing studies were performed to estimate the degree of crystallinity and attempts were made to detect microphase separation by small-angle X-ray scattering.
After mandibles were completely decalcified, glands were processed by embedding in Paraplast® and immunohistochemical staining was made to detect EGF and EGFR.
Efforts are being made to detect the state of the network from end-to-end measurements using different techniques and paradigms.
When a measurement is made to detect a particle, it always appears as pointlike, and its position immediately after the measurement is well defined.
Heath is betting that banks of ultrasmall silicon wires, each made to detect a specific cancer-related protein, could pick up even the most subtle changes in our body chemistry.
Therefore, multiple efforts have been made to detect additional biomarkers to stratify the subset of patients whose tumors could respond and who would clinically benefit from cetuximab therapy from patients whose tumors would not respond.
