The phrase "a particular purpose to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific intention or goal related to an action or object.
Example: "The committee was formed with a particular purpose to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "a specific aim to" or "a distinct objective to".
But what has become a universal statement was written for a very particular purpose - to defeat a 4th century theological heresy called Arianism and to establish that Jesus Christ was, indeed, God.
Particularly in the U.S., it was built for a particular purpose at a particular time.
Much research was still needed to find the best material for a particular purpose and to make sure that it would be acceptable to the body.
"AI and machine learning allow marketers to generate insights for sure, but the key is to leverage the machine towards a particular purpose, and to one that actually drives results". New iterations of AI and machine learning technologies are opening the door for many retailers to predict the right product at the right price before the item is on the shelf.
Archetypes are deployed at runtime via templates that specify particular groups of archetypes to be used for a particular purpose, often corresponding to a screen form.
He, along with co-founder Alex Tange, both previously of Earnest & Young, came up with the idea for the application after getting frustrated with how difficult it is today to filter through their own personal networks to determine who was relevant for a particular purpose, like trying to figure out what event or conference they should attend, for example.
If "Taming the Gods" serves a particular purpose, it is to challenge the condescension that both the American right and left express toward Europe on matters of faith.
In other cases the analyses may involve determining the trace elements present (e.g., mercury, chlorine), which may influence the suitability of a coal for a particular purpose or help to establish methods for reducing environmental pollution and so forth.
Like Crummell before her and Du Bois after her, Cooper was convinced that every race had a particular purpose and message to contribute toward human progress.
Also, NF has its own weaknesses, and the best model for a particular purpose might conform to neither NF nor TF.
