"introductory purpose" is a correct and usable phrase in standard written English.
You can use it to refer to the purpose of an introductory statement that is made before another statement. For example, "He made an introductory statement for the purpose of introducing his main argument."
researchers will likely find its clear, informative contents to be very valuable for introductory purposes.
Our straightforward approach suffices for this entry's introductory purposes.
As with (TW), an approximation here will do for introductory purposes.
For introductory purposes, they are not presented including parameter learning capabilities (except the Automatic Scenario Learning approach from this Section, which, however, is also not intended to change parameters after the initial structural training phase).
Note that these figures were for introductory demonstration purposes only, and this correction does not affect the scientific content of the article.
Quaker conversion narratives also influenced the style of The Age of Reason; Davidson and Scheick argue that its "introductory statement of purpose, a fervid sense of inward inspiration, a declared expression of conscience, and an evangelical intention to instruct others" resemble the personal confessions of American Quakers.
For introductory and comparative purposes, the exhibition includes French Impressionist works by Degas, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir and others.
L. 105 178 inserted introductory provisions "For purposes of this chapter—", designated existing provisions as par.
The survey contained a brief introductory description of the function, purpose, and potential societal benefits of a fictional biobank, as well as a description of 'blanket consent' as follows: "…you will let the biobank use your sample in any study done by researchers who use the biobank.
Our position is that they remain an excellent and versatile repository of structured practical knowledge for general purpose and introductory situational crime prevention.
