The phrase "novel purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used to describe something that is creative, unusual, and innovative. For example, "Harry had a novel purpose for his invention - to make it easier for children to brush their teeth."
By George Packer In 1994, President Clinton sent twenty thousand American troops to Haiti for a novel purpose in the history of American military interventions: to restore an elected government to power.
Approval of the Suffolk bond issue added to a long record of environmental spending that began in the mid-1970's with approval of $21 million for buying farm development rights, then a novel purpose.
In 1994, President Clinton sent twenty thousand American troops to Haiti for a novel purpose in the history of American military interventions: to restore an elected government to power.
He does so by appropriating, and deploying for a novel purpose, the idea of a quotational phenomenal concept, originally introduced by Papineau (2002) and Balog (2009) as part of their defense of physicalism against the arguments of Chalmers (1996) and others.
While bamboos are used by 2.5 billion people worldwide for applications ranging from food to construction to paper, a novel purpose for it in the field of bioenergy has been proposed in more recent years [ 10].
So typically, when a particular bacterium needs to make a filamentous structure for a novel purpose, such as orienting the magnetosomes in Magnetospirillum[ 5], it duplicates the gene for a cytoskeletal filament and adapts it for that one new purpose.
Even as Renault's books explored sexuality – an earlier novel, Purposes of Love, had lesbian themes – they remained a place in which she could also hide.
The design of synthetic proteins holds the potential to exploit their functional capacity for novel purposes, although much work remains to achieve a complete understanding of protein folding.
The "exercise park for older people" was originally introduced in Europe in 2009 as a novel purpose-built exercise park designed to improve muscular strength, flexibility, coordination and balance through active fun activities.
Advances in genomics and material sciences have also suggested potential uses of silk in medicine and security biomaterials, but several hurdles remain to these non-traditional applications, not the least of which being that the silk commonly produced from B. mori is less than ideal for such novel purposes or even more advanced silk textile production.
We use a negative-ion implantation technique for surface modification for novel biological purpose.
