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The phrase "acting purposes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to reasons or intentions related to performance or acting in a theatrical or cinematic context.
Example: "The actor prepared extensively for the role, ensuring that all his choices were made for acting purposes."
Alternatives: "performance reasons" or "theatrical intentions".
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Only use for acting purposes.
This article should be used for acting purposes only.
This should not replace your normal walking style, it is only for imitation and/or acting purposes.
If you're creating the red eye effect for acting purposes, the cognitive impairment that can result from a marijuana high can make it difficult to give an appropriate, convincing performance.
Woods, however, said he came up with a rather bleak backstory for the character for his own acting purposes.
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It may be that acting with purpose starts at the top of an organization but it's the culture from bottom up that makes it work.
The act could also indemnify companies acting for security purposes from civil and criminal liability, including violating a user's privacy, provided these were not intentional, the group warned.
The voters do the checking and balancing over tine, as opposed to governmental segments simultaneously acting at cross purposes to one another.
When a bank trades for its own account — as opposed to the money of its customers — "it will almost inevitably find itself, consciously or inadvertently, acting at cross purposes" to the interests of its customers, he said.
But if Levine is right, its role is about to change fairly dramatically, where it will be processing data for machine learning purposes, acting as an adjunct to more immediate data processing needs.
At each evaluation point, actors were again briefed on the scripts, the acting and the purposes of the program.
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