"most purchased" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the item that has been bought more times than any other item in a given category. Example: The most purchased item in the store was the new iPhone model.
Most purchased a special match programme.
Most purchased "offsets" to fossil fuel carbon dioxide emissions are hokey.
The monthly title has a circulation of 144,583, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations report for the six months to the end of December, making it the 65th most purchased magazine in the UK.
The category "Red meat/Cattle" accounted for a large part of purchases in the "meat and meat products" group (10.9 kg per capita/year; 32.2% of purchases in the group) while the category "Fish or related organism/Fish" was the most purchased in the "fishery products" group (6.9 kg per capita/year; 63.3%).
Their two main hits compilations both bounced after Saturday's headline slot: Grrr going up by 334% on the same period last week, making it the 17th most purchased title over the past couple of days (lifting from a position of No 49 in last week's chart), whilst sales of Jump Back: The Best of the Rolling Stones have risen 112%.
Without Top of the Pops, the top 40 on its own is a little too much like any other trade chart – akin to say, the latest rundown on chiller cabinet lines found in the Grocer or a list of the most purchased paperbacks in motorway services.
At PriceGrabber.com, searches for Zune topped the iPod during those days, and Zune was the best-selling media gadget at the site (and the second-most purchased item overall).
He uses it for most purchases.
Use credit/debit cards for most purchases if possible.
But most purchases cannot be reduced to digital code.
"In my opinion, most purchases are governed by four words: the zipper is down".
