The phrase "a purposeful planned" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two adjectives that should be used separately or in a different structure.
Example: "The project was a purposeful plan aimed at improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "a deliberate plan" or "an intentional strategy."
That wasn't what Bilic seemed to be saying at the weekend and it's hard to resist the idea that it was part of a purposeful plan to raise the temperature.
A source close to the Kremlin insisted that the rise of Rotenberg and similar Putin-era nouveau oligarchs was not the result of a purposeful plan: "It wasn't Putin's strategy to create these people.
And he continued: "Look at the ugly, dangerous, irrational, chaotic messes we call cities: certainly these are not the result of a purposeful plan.
I'm beginning to suspect it's a purposeful plan to plant the thought into the collective conscience of the electorate because it could matter later.
In this context 'transition' is a wider concept than transfer and defined as 'the purposeful, planned process that addresses the medical, psychosocial, educational and vocational needs of adolescents and young adults with chronic medical and physical conditions' [ 14].
In the midst of this kind of "brain freeze," adults are most helpful to young people when they recognize the biological forces at work and make conscious efforts to "drain off" the child's intense emotions through purposeful, planned, non-reactive responses.
They suggest that transition should be a process of 'responding and bonding' which views parents as partners in a purposeful and planned process.
In order to more thoroughly examine patients' beliefs and perceptions about links between ADHD and cigarette smoking, we conducted a series of qualitative interviews using a purposeful sampling plan.
Briefly, a purposeful sampling plan was developed wherein key informants who were knowledgeable about male sex work in the city were interviewed to identify neighborhoods and venues with high rates of drug use and/or solicitation of sex-for-money.
A typology for the identified relationships is developed, offering a helpful basis for the purposeful planning and design of interactions aimed at developing co-capability.
