"nice purposes" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to purposes, reasons, or intentions that are pleasant, kind, or good. Example: She donated most of her earnings to charity, showing that she had nice purposes and a generous heart.
I still think these funds serve a very nice purpose.
Maybe this is just a long winded way of saying that money does serve quite a nice purpose in our society, and eBay seems to have perfected the swapping market using that long proven currency of trade.
Standing, it's a nice, square, purpose-built room with good acoustics, so you'll be fine pretty much wherever you fancy.
I would wager that it is one of the nicest general purpose computing devices available but then we need to remember that the Fire HD is not a general purpose computing device.
Large, over-sized chairs are very nice for reading purposes.
"One, not very tech savvy, that has an old PC lying around and Windows is getting difficult because of the computer's age or viruses, and Ubuntu gives them a nice basic all-purpose PC with a great web experience.
There's something to be said for the "featureless lozenge" style — it's nice for single-purpose devices like portable hard drives, for instance — but when you have to communicate rather complicated information like device status, battery life, and data throughput via a single LED, things get kind of confusing.
IGN praised the campaign's story, in that it gave the player a "nice sense of purpose"; they thought "The 24-mission campaign is very well designed".
O'Faircheallaigh [ 13] has presented a nice characterization of ten specific purposes and activities, categorized under three broad purposes, for public participation in environmental impact assessment.
