"declared purpose" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you're describing a specific set of reasons or goals which are formally presented or published. For example: The declared purpose of the organization was to provide support for disadvantaged youth.
Its declared purpose is to lead the news.
The broader declared purpose of making the world inhospitable for terrorists is murky and open-ended.
Throw in the notion that the book's declared purpose is to describe a far longer process the entire history of God's relationship with man and creation.
The constitution's declared purpose was to improve the functioning of the institutions, to clarify the distribution of powers and to bring the union closer to its citizens.
Many were using their cellphones while wearing the glasses — defeating a declared purpose of the new gadget, to free you from having to look at your phone.
But it is Osborne's declared purpose to indulge in another bout of cuts, not just to "welfare" but in the public services generally.
The Committee added, "While the declared purposes of these programs were to protect the 'national security' or prevent violence, Bureau witnesses admit that many of the targets were nonviolent and most had no connections with a foreign power.
A pompous, self-righteous man, Pope declared his "purpose to utterly exterminate the Sioux….
Rather than admit the new regulations were protectionist, China's Foreign Ministry declared, "The purpose of issuing the notice is to ensure a fair and competitive market".
He declares his purpose this way: **{:.break one} ** Give me the map there.
But the White Light Festival is innovative at least in the sense that it openly declares that purpose.
