The phrase "a purposeful decision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a decision that is made with intention and clear reasoning behind it.
Example: "After much consideration, we arrived at a purposeful decision to change our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "an intentional choice" or "a deliberate decision".
Perhaps that is a purposeful decision on Mr. O'Connor's part; he is, after all, playing with how we project expected, false realities about ourselves, and how the truths we tuck away slip out like water finding its way through stone, fracturing that stone in a slow but violent process.
It is worth noting that opting to report or not to report is not always a purposeful decision.
This thematic analysis consequently reflects a purposeful decision to deviate from focusing on methodological quality as a criterion for inclusion.
This was a purposeful decision as little is known about end of life experiences in this population and it was felt that a survey may not be the best study design in this instance.
This was a purposeful decision as the former can simulate detailed screening strategies as well as vaccination, and includes other HPV types not targeted by the vaccine, enabling us to take advantage of all available data by calibrating to many epidemiological targets (Garnett et al, 2006).
Dundas and Spadina was a logical choice since it is an area that is particularly dense in adults of Chinese origin (a purposeful decision to explore research questions of ethnic origin affiliations with TC) as well as being socio-economically similar to the Jane-Finch community [ 13].
In a recent study, squeezing muscles at the moment of your purposeful decision (while resisting a bad choice) seems to help people make healthier food choices.
They know that in order to attain brilliance in her life, business or career it took hard work, purposeful decisions and a commitment to self-improvement.
Women fought for the right to take purposeful decisions around their fertility – a stance in contrast to the ethos of our time where "sell, sell, sell" or "slash, slash, slash" is the mantra applied not just to business but to the privatisation of public services.
Currently, Anique serves as a Board Member of HairOnPurpose, Inc. a non-profit organization dedicated to educating young girls to make healthy and purposeful decisions regarding their health and hair.
The PD facilitators of this activity made purposeful decisions around its delivery.
