"no specific purpose" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "I attended the meeting with no specific purpose in mind."
The idea came to Shrigley after he was left with two tonnes of clay and no specific purpose for it.
Called The Stumpery, this one really does fulfil the definition of a folly as a building with no specific purpose.
One proposal, for example, calls for regionalizing service; Central Falls residents would join the Pawtucket library, while the Adams library would have no specific purpose.
Gentle conversation between us, with no specific purpose or time limit, is something we are not yet fully accustomed to, something to be savored only occasionally, and with great care.
Dharma's protocol can also be accessed without going through a dApp at all, if someone just wanted to borrow a cryptocurrency to use for no specific purpose.
That is, as a "special purpose acquisition corporation"–those companies set up with no specific purpose but are flush with cash to take advantage of special situations.
There was no statement of the product's price or specific purpose, no certificate of usefulness, no government endorsement of purity, & no chemical analysis beyond the words "86.6 proof, 65% neutral spirits".
But such laws generally stipulate that the data be used only for a specific purpose, held no longer than necessary, kept accurate and up-to-date and protected from unauthorised prying.That all sounds great.
Even if a judge pursues a specific purpose, no judge has complete control over the development of the law.
The xx has just finished a ten-day run, at the Park Avenue Armory, of a show with no name but a very specific purpose: to disorient you, bring you close, and then throw you back into the void.
By Sasha Frere-Jones April 1, 2014 The xx has just finished a ten-day run, at the Park Avenue Armory, of a show with no name but a very specific purpose: to disorient you, bring you close, and then throw you back into the void.
