"measurement purpose" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reason or goal behind a specific measurement or set of measurements. Example: The thermometer was used for the measurement purpose of determining the temperature of the liquid.
The specialized 7-mm-thick insoles for measurement purpose were placed on the pressure distribution-measuring sheets.
However the system also uses specialized insoles for the measurement purpose and can therefore not be used to directly measure the in-shoe pressure and shear on the plantar using usual footwear.
In the following section, I provide information regarding the identification of the optimum components for the respective measurement purpose and Raman set-up.
For its precision measurement purpose, it combines precise vertex location and particle identification, in addition to a performance trigger system able to cope with high flux.
Then I provide a comprehensive description of the family of CCD detectors, the 'pros' and 'cons' of different CCD architectures and under which circumstance which CCD architecture is suitable for which measurement purpose.
If multi-item questionnaires are to be used by anaesthesiologists as instruments to measure patient satisfaction or quality of anaesthesia care, then the scores produced by these questionnaires must be shown to be reliable (reproducible), valid and suited to their measurement purpose.
Quantcast's blog post said that the company "uses Flash cookies for measurement purposes only and not for any form of targeted content delivery".
Therefore, I describe in the first section which type of Raman set-ups are applicable in general and what measurement purposes they are suitable for.
As increasing number of studies for shape measurement purposes in livestock farming by using consumer depth cameras, many software have been developed in order to measure livestock conformation.
"For area measurement purposes, hydrologic features identified as intermittent water, glacier, or swamp are reported as land area," it says, adding this cautionary note: "Identification of land and inland, coastal, territorial, and Great Lakes waters is for data presentation purposes only and does not necessarily reflect their legal definitions".
The investigation of the electrical effects accompanying capillary water rise from ground in old masonries is of great practical interest, as such effects might be exploited for both measurement purposes (determination of moisture and soluble salts) and for dehumidification purposes (techniques based on electrokinetic principles).
