The phrase "mission designed to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a planned action or purpose. For example, "The organization launched a mission designed to help those affected by the natural disaster."
After 9/11, I was selected to be a primary planner and executor of the first mission of the "War on Terror," the Georgia Train and Equip Mission, designed to stop the Chechens from using the Pankisi Gorge in Georgia as a sanctuary.
LISA Pathfinder, space mission designed to test the technology necessary for the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA).
The welfare secretary, by contrast, framed it as an ethical mission designed to help those trapped by the system.In the coming months these nuances will matter.
As the story begins, Weaver's latest stab at domesticity is cut short when he's dispatched on a mission designed to test his loyalty to the organization.
It will be a robotic mission designed to land on the lunar surface and send back samples of moon rock to the Earth for Chinese scientists to analyse.
David Cameron begins a tour of south-east Asia on Monday, in a trade-and-diplomacy mission designed to extend Britain's influence beyond the EU.
During the height of the separatist insurgency, heavily armed militants would often undertake suicide missions designed to inflict maximum damage on security forces and generate intense media coverage.
Messenger is one of NASA's lower-cost, rapidly executed Discovery Program robot missions designed to go from planning to flight in about three years.
The first missions, designed to help spot people crossing the border illegally or avoiding ports of entry, are expected to start next month.
When not engaged in secret assignations, Thurstan provides King Roger with entertainment — dwarfs, singers and whatever performers appear on the Mediterranean circuit, a job that provides adequate cover for foreign missions designed to bolster and protect the enlightened Sicilian regime.
Send it out on trade missions designed to increase dumping in the U.S. market.
