"for the same purpose of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that the purpose or intention of something is the same as something else previously mentioned. Example: For the same purpose of promoting environmental sustainability, the company implemented a recycling program in all of its offices.
However, we could easily use pin change interrupts for the same purpose, of which the microcontroller has 32.
In this paper we present another method of subgrouping for the same purpose of drawing inference on the subject treatment interactions.
On the other hand, there is a limited number of tries to use the publicly published video imaging for the same purpose of 3D documentation.
Let us note that a multiscale strategy is adopted in the DIC analysis for the same purpose of limiting secondary minima trappings [16].
For the same purpose of increasing the rate performance, ball-milling processes were also employed for graphite during the electrode fabrication but leading to only limited success [18].
As a result, a complete picture of capillary pressure behavior in the entire saturation zone is required for the same purpose of the dynamic modeling of capillary transition zones.
Further work should look at the potential transfer of animations for learning in other subject disciplines, and investigate if there are any alternative TELTs for meeting the same purpose of simplifying information.
For instance, suspenders and side-tabs accomplish the same purpose of keeping your pants up.[5].
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She noted that they're used for the same purposes of other AHAs and BHAs, but said they don't seem to be as effective as glycolic or salicylic.
Moreover, the Navy wanted, for the same purpose, to train a small nucleus of skilled personnel.
