The phrase "absolute purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a definitive or ultimate goal or intention behind an action or concept.
Example: "The absolute purpose of our initiative is to promote sustainability and environmental awareness in our community."
Alternatives: "ultimate goal" or "definitive aim".
You need to make sure when you're saying one thing and doing one thing that you don't then say and do another at the same time, so there has to be an absolute clear purpose and at the same time a determination of the European commission to make sure this whole issue is not brushed under the carpet but is transparent, open and investigated and then decisions can be taken one way or another".
"You need to make sure when you're saying one thing and doing one thing that you don't then say and do another at the same time, so there has to be an absolute clear purpose and at the same time a determination of the European Commission to make sure this whole issue is not brushed under the carpet but is transparent, open and investigated and then decisions can be taken one way or another".
The panentheist holds that, inasmuch as they refer to different levels of the divine nature, both sets of claims can be attributed to God without inconsistency, that just as a human being can have an absolute, unchanging purpose, which gains now one embodiment and now another, so God's absoluteness can be an abstract unchanging feature of a changing totality.
The agreement works at absolute cross purposes to governments' attempts to reach a strong climate deal in Paris.
To each of these aliquots 40 μL of an internal standard consisting of sodium fumarate (10 mM) in phosphate buffer (100 mM) was added for absolute quantification purposes.
For this purpose, absolute and unknown stereochemical descriptors can be employed, as shown below (left structure is absolute, the C-BrC2H stereocenter in the right structure is unknown): Diagram 25 ᅟ.
Her reading of Giselle has an absolute clarity of purpose.
The puppy was like a furry larva, persistent, single-minded, with an absolute intensity of purpose.
The writer David Halberstam said recently of Mr. Talese: "Even back in the 60's, when we lived near each other and used to take walks together, he burned with this absolute sense of purpose.
