The phrase "are purposeful with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is intentional or deliberate in their actions or decisions regarding a particular subject or task.
Example: "The team members are purposeful with their communication, ensuring that everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "are intentional about" or "are deliberate in".
Be purposeful with each channel: ensure they're playing a role and that the content is relevant, not there simply because you think you need it.
The challenge for Verizon is to find out how "we can be purposeful with our design to create an environment that people want to come into and spend their money to reside within our spaces," for what traditionally has been cost centers, LiVigne said.
What I do mean is that we are all brands on our life's journey and our pathway needs to be purposeful with a consistent stride toward our own stated goals.
Sampling was purposeful with variation [ 43] regarding the model of care experienced by the patient.
The selection process for CAs is purposeful with the aim of selecting author teams "[that] reflect a range of views, expertise and geographical representation," (IPCC 2011).
Sampling was purposeful with the choice of meetings and interview participants guided by the principles of seeking a diversity of views and meeting points, with emergent findings helping to direct further data collection [ 33, 34].
If someone wrote a love song about parenting, for me, it would be like a Simon and Garfunkel song: intricate and sometimes quirky, with lyrics that are purposeful and elegant in their construction, even if I don't notice at first.
Mr. Liguori said that every show on OWN should be purposeful, in keeping with Ms. Winfrey's carefully cultivated brand.
He said that drivers want trucks "to be purposeful, capable, durable, with an aggressive appearance saying that they can take the punches of everyday life on the farm or job".
