The phrase "accomplish its purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effectiveness or success of an action, plan, or object in achieving its intended goal.
Example: "The new marketing strategy was designed to reach a younger audience and ultimately accomplish its purpose of increasing brand awareness."
Alternatives: "fulfill its objective" or "achieve its aim."
He believed, moreover, that the law could not pos sibly hope to accomplish its purpose, because it theoreti cally would be simple for criminal elements to sign‐ up accomplices who had no criminal records.
There can be no doubt that Congress could suspend or repeal the authorization contained in Section 9; and it could accomplish its purpose by an amendment to an appropriation bill, or otherwise.
Even if the procedure follows the established guidelines of 'Good Clinical Practice' it may not accomplish its purpose when a vulnerable non-autonomous population is being consented.
And to the extent that a nice tool helps accomplish its purpose more efficiently than a lousy one, they value it.
Oklahoma's statutory scheme may not be the most artfully designed to accomplish its purpose.
When authority to sue is given that authority is liberally construed to accomplish its purpose.
The Religious Freedom Restoration Act, then, established a high bar for any law impacting religious liberty, saying that not only must the government have a compelling interest in doing so, but it must use the "least restrictive alternative" available to accomplish its purposes.
Negative outcomes such as noise and vibration generated by railways have become a challenge for both industry and academia in order to guarantee that the railway system can accomplish its purposes and at the same time provide comfort for users and people living in the neighbourhood along the railway corridor.
When it is done well, when it accomplishes its purpose of making human action truly worth watching, we come to care about the characters.
As Chester I. Barnard, former president of New Jersey Bell Telephone Co., pointed out years ago, the effectiveness of a corporation can be measured by the degree to which it accomplishes its purpose.1 Its efficiency can be measured by whether individuals are willing to serve as workers, shareholders, bankers, and/or customers.
Eventually the collection of the toll was implemented - but if it accomplishes its purpose, and causes truckers to drive around Delhi instead of through it, regional pollution could well increase because the new routes will be longer and more fuel wasting.
