The phrase "accepted for the purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is acknowledged or approved for a specific aim or intention.
Example: "The proposal was accepted for the purpose of enhancing community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "approved for the intent" or "recognized for the aim".
In the United Kingdom, male to female transgender people have been struggling to get their gender status accepted for the purpose of pension benefits.
"Participants do not typically let it be publicly known that contributions are made or accepted for the purpose of influencing the selection of an adviser".
Such preemptive sharing scheme is widely accepted for the purpose of avoiding harmful interference to existing PUs.
Discovering that his fourth written copy could not be used, Lincoln then wrote a fifth draft, which was accepted for the purpose requested.
These biomedical translations are commonly used by researchers and generally accepted for the purpose of the different studies performed in the district.
Data on cancer incidence not verified in the national or regional cancer register were accepted for the purpose of identifying individuals with at least one FDR or second-degree relative with breast cancer other than the index individual, but not for inclusion in the cohort analysis itself.
"It is accepted for the purposes of this decision that [Wideman] was later diagnosed as having suffered a concussion," the NHL explained.
Only those embedded eCall in-vehicle systems which can be tested shall be accepted for the purposes of type-approval.
Only those eCall in-vehicle systems which can be tested shall be accepted for the purposes of type-approval.
Only those embedded 112-based eCall in-vehicle systems which can be tested shall be accepted for the purposes of type-approval.
And even if we could accept, for the purpose of argument, that some of these attacks had some merit, it's obvious that they do not bear in any way on the reliability or the credibility of the facts of the case against the President.
