The phrase "for financial motives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or decisions that are driven by financial interests or benefits.
Example: "The company made the decision to downsize for financial motives, aiming to cut costs and increase profitability."
Alternatives: "for monetary reasons" or "due to financial interests."
Car thieves report a range of motivations for stealing cars including financial motives such as theft-for-export or an immediate need for cash, mundane or routine motives such as transportation, and recreational motives such as a search for excitement, prestige or status (Copes 2003 Dhami 2008 Kellett and Gross 2006 Lantsman 2013 Light et al. 1993).
Below the line, some commenters criticised the quintet for their low (ie, financial) motives, and for besmirching the purity of all of our Python memories – lines of attack that Mujokan thought wholly invalid: I doubt this show (and subsidiary rights) would make much of an impact on their bank accounts.
For a consultant, financial motives may trump ideology, as Jerry Rafshoon, who ran Jimmy Carter's media operation and advised Howard Dean this year, points out.
It can be sold to employers or insurance companies, which have financial motives for wanting to know if their workers and policyholders are alcoholics or have AIDS.
Sandusky's defence team, led by Joseph Amendola, sought to poke holes in the prosecution case by suggesting that the victims had financial motives for seeing the defendant brought down.
Their financial motives for such reporting are patently obvious.
The practitioners in the implementation team and at control clinics differed in three main areas: (1) concerns about control over professional practice, (2) beliefs about evidence-based practice and (3) suspicions about financial motives for guideline introduction.
He is not going to be a piñata for every person who has financial motives".
Unlike most religious groups, the Church proudly admits it is for-profit (presumably mocking some religious groups that seem to have ulterior financial motives).
Therefore, the potential for "early" discharge we can infer from our findings, financial motives may be unearthed.
