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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a multipurpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that serves multiple functions or purposes.
Example: "This tool is designed as a multipurpose device, suitable for various tasks around the house."
Alternatives: "as a multifunctional" or "as a versatile".
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Categorized as a "multipurpose passenger vehicle," the new Outback can legitimately be called an S.U.V.
At Terrafugia, engineers decided to classify the car side of the Transition as a multipurpose vehicle.
Mr. Zayan envisioned it as a multipurpose arts center, with room for studios, galleries and performances.
The ESS-Bilbao neutron source, currently under construction, is conceived as a multipurpose facility.
The Soviets built this "Linnahall," originally as a multipurpose venue for sailing-related sports of the Moscow Summer Olympics.
Further growth has focused on Brisbane, which acts as a multipurpose metropolitan centre servicing the entire state.
Nano weapon: A gold nanoparticle enveloped in treelike polymer branches could act as a multipurpose tool for fighting cancer.
Mr. Sarkozy is not an anti-American, but he may regard standing up to the Yanks as a multipurpose tool in the campaign to come.
Ms. Baturina presented her apelsin project as a multipurpose complex that would include a hotel, retail space, restaurants and space for a museum.
The Yankees held a news conference for Pacquiao and Cotto this fall, part of the effort to showcase the Stadium as a multipurpose site.
Another, the suede Cantina, has many of the same basic lunch-friendly features, but also doubles as a multipurpose shoulder bag.
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