The phrase "add purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to incorporate intention or meaning into an action, project, or statement.
Example: "To enhance the effectiveness of our campaign, we need to add purpose to our messaging."
Alternatives: "incorporate intention" or "infuse meaning".
Earlier in the week the coach Ashley Giles had scoffed at suggestions England's sole Ashes Test centurion might add purpose up the order.
Add purpose and passion to your work.
As of now, eGood does not offer the ability for businesses to match user donations, or to let consumers choose the charity they'd like to donate to, which the founders tell us is part of an effort to encourage all businesses to "add purpose to their profit equation".
As of now, eGood does not offer the ability for businesses to match user donations, or to let consumers choose the charity they'd like to donate to, which the founders tell us is part of an effort to encourage all businesses to "add purpose to their profit equation". The company is still experimenting with its model and may add one or both of these features in the future, they added.
We wanted to add purpose to the existing behavior of photo sharing.
Witness the growth of charitable foundations started by successful young entrepreneurs who want to add purpose to their millions or even billions.
Each of the themes is accompanied by an introductory wall text, which adds purpose and depth to the selection.
More importantly, a deal could also serve the added purpose of smoothing stormy relations with the west.
Winning over consumers requires "360-degree authenticity, longstanding involvement and adding purpose to a brand," said Carol Cone, the managing director for brand and corporate citizenship at Edelman, a public relations agency, which undertook the study.
And, he adds, purpose is an elastic concept, not necessarily requiring renunciation but only that "you think first of someone else" or "have a goal greater" than your immediate gratification.
An added purpose was to determine if chorus reading could be further refined so as to provide a perceptual guide for gauging the level of physical effort exerted during speech production.
