The phrase "for the purpose of mitigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures taken to reduce the severity or impact of a situation.
Example: "The company implemented new safety protocols for the purpose of mitigation against potential hazards in the workplace."
Alternatives: "to mitigate" or "for mitigation purposes."
It mistakenly concluded that his counsel's failure was not that bad because, Justice Sotomayor wrote, "the court misunderstood the purpose of mitigation evidence".
Methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O) and sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) are powerful greenhouse gases with global budgets that are well-known but regional distributions that are not adequately constrained for the purposes of mitigation and policy initiatives.
Though the model discussed here is specific for the case considered, it will be useful for any other industry for the purpose of risk mitigation.
While a CGE model is capable of assessing structural and technological change effects of policy shocks, this study argues that it is important to study short-run consequences for the purpose of developing mitigation strategies as unwillingness to encounter additional costs usually impedes necessary policy reforms.
Davis and Arthur D. Frankel, chief of the mapping project for the Geological Survey, said the maps will be used by public and private agencies interested in estimating quake risks for the purpose of planning mitigation efforts, enacting building codes or, perhaps, setting insurance rates.
Finally, an optimal mining design is desirable for the purpose of coal bump mitigation.
Any single technology is currently able to achieve atmospheric greenhouse concentration values for the purpose of climate change mitigation.
The key policy insight drawn from the study is that if a carbon tax were to be implemented in an economy for the purpose of climate change mitigation, recycling part of its revenue to finance biofuel subsidies would significantly help stimulate biofuels.
A disaster savings account would be a trust created in the U.S. exclusively for the purpose of paying disaster mitigation expenses of the trusts beneficiary.
Thus, for the purpose of urban heat island mitigation, concrete pavements could benefit from an initial increase in solar reflectance.
Land restoration for the purpose of supporting climate change mitigation and adaptation necessitates navigating complex, place-specific intersections of rapidly changing biophysical conditions and dynamic social contexts.
