The phrase "a fixed purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific, unchanging goal or intention that someone has.
Example: "Her dedication to her career was evident; she pursued it with a fixed purpose that inspired those around her."
Alternatives: "a determined goal" or "an unchanging aim."
In "Severn Song", Gross focuses largely on the languid river, whereas here he reminds us that the Severn has forty foot tides, and strong bore – "these grand tides like a lesson in bad governance, all power…" In a wonderful touch, he mocks their lack of a "fixed purpose", likening them to God dithering.
Being an academic paper with a fixed purpose, however, it doesn't ascend to the higher-level issues brought up by the practice — nor does it need to, those things being outside the scope of the research.
The centerpiece in the main gallery is "Calling Four Towers Signal Drifting With No Fixed Purpose," a dazzling all-blue, all-steel hanging piece 20 feet wide, whose sketchy architectural elements are also hieroglyphic figures waving at one another across expanses of letter fragments.
Movable/recycled materials with no fixed purpose were introduced to a grass field in a brand new Catholic primary school from the end of term 1 to the middle of term 2 (after 7-weeks: post-test) and continued to be introduced until the end of term 2 during Autumn and Winter in 2010.
However, we fitted an interaction model involving site as a fixed factor, for the purpose of presenting tables with site-specific means.
For some purposes, a fixed length key is preferable, even though it can encode less information.
For comparative purposes, a fixed concentration of BoNT/A complex (100 pmol/L) was used in 1-mL sample volumes for both the reactions with the bead-free toxin and with the bead-immobilized toxin.
Study personnel made periodic visits to each ward in a fixed order for the purposes of identifying potential cases and controls for the present study.
The non-local averaging equation is solved on a fixed configuration, through a special purpose code which interacts with the commercial code.
If T is ω-condensing, then it has a fixed point in M. Our purpose here is to establish a fixed-point theorem for the sum of a ω-contractive operator and an φ-nonlinear contractive operator.
As in the proof of [5, Theorem 1.2], we show that for some from which it is proved that is a fixed point of For this purpose, we assume for all and find a contradiction.
