The phrase "analytical purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the intention or goal of conducting an analysis or examination of data or information.
Example: "The data was collected for analytical purposes, allowing us to draw meaningful conclusions from the results."
Alternatives: "analysis objective" or "evaluation aim".
As the analytical purpose of the synthesis was building programme theory, sampling was purposive [ 23], focusing on the perspectives of those planning and delivering stroke services.
She is a novelist as well as a historian of ideas, and her relish for a good story sometimes gets the better of her analytical purpose.
Synthetic calix[4]arene-crown ionophores for selective Na+ (ionophore L1) and Cs+-ions (ionophore L2) recognition find application in ion-selective membrane electrodes (ISE) for analytical purpose.
A two-sector, full-employment general equilibrium structure with child labor and imperfection in the market for adult labor has been used for the analytical purpose.
It challenges the selection of relevant data further used by people and, in turn, by computers for a particular analytical purpose.
But their work, which is displayed at the Museum of the Moving Image, has a haunting beauty that transcends its analytical purpose and hints at the magic that would come after the magic of, for instance, Betty Boop, who prances across the screen in the next gallery.
When it is aggregated to observe trends, it may be used for analytical purposes indefinitely.
For analytical purposes it is, however, useful to make certain formal separations.
KNOCKOFFS WANTED Shirley M. Mueller just wants someone to sell her a fake, for analytical purposes.
Effective administration depends upon three basic personal skills which, for analytical purposes, can be classified as technical, human, and conceptual.
Some economists believe that gross domestic income may be a better measure of the economy for analytical purposes.
