The phrase "application of purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the implementation or practical use of a specific goal or intention.
Example: "The application of purpose in our project ensures that every team member understands their role in achieving our objectives."
Alternatives: "implementation of intent" or "utilization of aim".
In this report, we describe the development of our taxonomy, including the appropriate application of "intent" or purpose, and illustrate its use in a study evaluating massage for neck pain.
Another hazard lies in the application of general purpose image manipulation software to special purpose file formats.
This requires no middleware, simplifies interoperation, and permits the application of general purpose tools to any system resource.
As a bulwark protecting abortion rights, that language sounded fairly solid: the application of the purpose-or-effect test to abortion jurisprudence was one of the signal contributions of Sandra Day O'Connor, and it had the markings of her pragmatic approach.
The self-organizing and dynamic nature of these networks however, makes the application of general-purpose protocols a real challenge for researchers.
Such natural engineering processes can thereby be seen as a continuum from the origin of life forward as a consensual application of cellular purposes which are adjusted to contemporary circumstances, but sustain fidelity to their original toolkit.
On an individual level, the approach might have practical application for purposes of prevention such as identifying worker susceptibility in an occupational setting.
Submit a doctoral program application and statement of purpose.
With a minimum requirement of a bachelor's degree in nutrition or a science topic, applications to master's programs typically include bachelor's degree transcripts, graduate school examination scores, a completed graduate school application and statement of purpose.
The present study investigates the application of a general purpose modeling and optimization approach, called "Tendency Modeling", to the catalyzed epoxidation of oleic acid.
