The phrase "again to purchase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a repeated action of buying something.
Example: "After considering the reviews, I decided again to purchase the same model of the laptop."
Alternatives: "to buy again" or "to make another purchase".
Take that, Chief Justice Roberts — not to mention Thomas Jefferson, who wrote, "I have come to a resolution myself as I hope every good citizen will, never again to purchase any article of foreign manufacture which can be had of American make, be the difference of price what it may".
This could presage the resurgence of the suburbs and the prospects for the middle- and working classes once again to purchase their piece of the American dream.
On Wednesday, McDowell met with the agent again to purchase a.40-caliber Glock and hollow point ammunition for $109, the New York Times reports.
Click the button again to purchase.
Again, try to purchase miniature figurines of fairies, or find simple wall hangings that have fairies on them.
He visited London only once again, in 1673, to purchase supplies for what would have been Britain's first public astronomical observatory.
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For example, if 80% of people who visited your site have not made a purchase within eight days, you should consider setting up retargeting ads to put your products in front of them again, reminding them to purchase.
Another victim, a USAA customer, published a warning about Zelle to the bank's community forums site after being defrauded – again, while trying to purchase concert tickets from a seller.
"Not only can it help you generate new leads, but it allows you to build deeper relationships with existing clients that drives them to purchase again and again," she adds.
Speaking of her first visit to the house, she said: "I was seeing something I would never see again and never, ever get the opportunity to purchase again.
