The phrase "show designs" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it in a sentence such as: "The product designer showed us the latest designs for the new chair." In this example, "show designs" is used to indicate that the product designer revealed the visual designs of the chair to the group.
According to Mr. Grist's book, Loewy finally went to South Bend in mid-1944 to show designs for what would become Studebaker's first postwar models.
And each season, someone new manages to break through and grab a spot on the crowded calendar to show designs in the same location occupied the morning before or the evening after by titans like Carolina Herrera or Michael Kors.
Paul and Darlene Bergren of Minot, N. D., were recognized for their dog sled and snow show designs, while Harold A. Burnham of Essex, Mass., was honored as a master shipwright.
To show designs to the user for evaluating means that designs produced by the genetic algorithm in the initial population are shown by graphical interface pages to seek customer opinions, and the customer rates designs from 1 to 10.
Sensor strategies, detector attachments, and coupling methods are highlighted to show designs of the compact, lightweight, and low-cost sensor systems.
Optimum design for the first example is equally supported at three points while the two-factor modifications of the Tait equation show designs with more support points than unknown parameters and different weights for each point.
There will be a related show, "Design for Living 1950-2000".
From 1986 through 1993, she played a more-than-usually wacky neighbor, Bernice Clifton, on the hit show "Designing Women".
Millman's radio show "Design Matters" will now be a televised program.
The show, designed by Clive Wilkinson Architects, runs through Oct. 13.
But was it a meaningful one or a show designed to boost Channel 5's ratings?
