noun a name, title, or identification of someone or something
adjective used to describe something that has been officially given a specific name or title
In the business world, designation refers to a job title or position within a company.
In education, designation may refer to the assignment of a specific label or title to a course, program, or academic achievement.
In legal contexts, designation may refer to the identification of a specific person, place, or thing within a legal document.
In engineering, designation can refer to the classification or categorization of components, materials, or systems.
In the publishing industry, a writer may receive a designation such as 'bestselling author' to indicate their success in book sales.
A psychologist may have a designation such as 'licensed clinical psychologist' to indicate their qualifications and ability to practice therapy.
An engineer may have a designation such as 'Professional Engineer (PE)' to indicate their certification and ability to oversee engineering projects.
A doctor may have a designation such as 'Board Certified' to indicate their specialization and expertise in a particular medical field.
A lawyer may have a designation such as 'Esquire' to indicate their status as a licensed attorney.